As with any trendy technology or architecture approach, you should first be asking "What problem are we trying to solve?" That's where the discussion should st

As with any trendy technology or architecture approach, you should first be asking "What problem are we trying to solve?" That's where the discussion should start. Better yet if that is a business problem, then dive into technical solutions. Many times technologists take a new (but not really) silver bullet and try to fit it in somewhere without understanding if it solves a problem or not. It also seems like we like to reskin solutions with new names and the industry picks up on this, starts their marketing engines and the guys in suits come around trying to sell the new silver bullet.