You're right to say that a microservices architecture and Docker won't solve the problem. That's not an accurate view of what Corgibytes advocates for. Microser

You're right to say that a microservices architecture and Docker won't solve the problem. That's not an accurate view of what Corgibytes advocates for. Microservices and Docker are tactical tools that can help many teams, but they don't work everywhere. What does work is assisting that team to slowly clean up the mess that they've built[1] by focusing on incremental improvements. [1]: And we find that almost all messes were created for very understandable reasons.