last few teams I've worked with, "microservices" has come up multiple times, and in at least 2 cases, parties indicated that this was something they wanted to l

last few teams I've worked with, "microservices" has come up multiple times, and in at least 2 cases, parties indicated that this was something they wanted to learn and that was part of the motivation. it wasn't part of the justification for microservices - "scaling" and "uptime" and "robust" were thrown around - but some of the private justification was "I want to learn this stuff". Not saying everyone has that motivation, but it's contributed to my lack of enthusiasm. That and the relatively huge amount of cognitive overhead required for what turns out to be usually relatively benefit.