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If you have to run them all together to get useful, testable functionality, then all you (they) have done is written a -badly designed- monolith (an overly comp
by lostcolony 10y ago
If you have to run them all together to get useful, testable functionality, then all you (they) have done is written a -badly designed- monolith (an overly complex, distributed one). Not a bunch of microservices.
- MildlySerious 10y agoGreat way to put it. The very definition of a microservice is that it does ONE thing independently of others. The number of dependencies should be kept as low and to as few points as possible.