The original post is completely on point and this thread is full of so full of "No True Scotsman" syndrome. There's a fundamental mathematical truth that if yo

The original post is completely on point and this thread is full of so full of "No True Scotsman" syndrome. There's a fundamental mathematical truth that if you have N moving parts in a system, you're looking at possible O(N^2) ways the system can break. Now that doesn't mean that you build everything as one gigantic binary but it certainly means that system architects should be always be looking at reducing the number of moving parts not increasing them. The whole microservices craze is exactly the opposite of that.