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I'd wager that microservices, a lot of the time, are basically used as a management structure rather than for their benefits as pure tech A lot of software is
by stcredzero 8y ago
I'd wager that microservices, a lot of the time, are basically used as a management structure rather than for their benefits as pure tech
A lot of software is used to control or impose someone's will on others organizationally.
- johndubchak 8y agoVery well said.
- flukus 8y agoThis is why things like ticketing systems and other workflow tools almost universally suck. Manager needs x field to run some report so x field becomes mandatory and the software is a pain to use because know one apart from that one manager knows what the field even means. Currently our JIRA kanban board is crippled because someone just had to take a simple system and impose a workflow that can't be deviated from.