Part of this is also people jumping to microservices when they really have no need for them. When you have less than 5 developers and very little traffic...it's

Part of this is also people jumping to microservices when they really have no need for them. When you have less than 5 developers and very little traffic...it's just absurd. But people are doing it anyways. Because "monoliths" are "bad". And honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of these microservice architectures end up totally botched and creating a ton of headaches without delivering much benefit.