Microservices do have various organizational tradeoffs. Individual teams can now own deployment, operation, language, and tooling choices for better or worse. T

Microservices do have various organizational tradeoffs. Individual teams can now own deployment, operation, language, and tooling choices for better or worse. This is probably advantageous for large companies where the number of teams scales beyond what a hierarchical control structure can support. In other words, a single devops team can't make good decisions and prescriptions about languages, tooling, deployment, etc nor effectively react to feedback from the dev teams. Control (power and responsibility) becomes distributed instead of centralized, with all the tradeoffs that entails.