> By using microservices to help create faster, more secure, and more flexible websites/apps, we can bypass the static server-side approach. Goes on to describ

> By using microservices to help create faster, more secure, and more flexible websites/apps, we can bypass the static server-side approach. Goes on to describe deploying static sites. Maybe they meant: by avoiding dynamic server-side stuff we can push microservice routing and integration to the client (trading away some levels of cache for more demand on clients and microservice providing dynamic content)? [ed: the statement does make some sense if the intent was to contrast static server provisioning with dynamic server (vps/container/PaaS) provisioning]