> I find microservices much simpler to reason about. I don't. Or rather, unlike that of transactional designs used with RDBMs or services deployed into traditi

> I find microservices much simpler to reason about. I don't. Or rather, unlike that of transactional designs used with RDBMs or services deployed into traditional/commercial SOA stacks with distributed transactions, the scope of "reasoning" about microservices is very limited/developer-focused. But maybe you're using durable queues with exactly-once delivery guarantees, and "idempotent" work requests, which sure is neat if the app is a good fit.