This article and articles like it presume some magical workforce you can hire that will transform or organically evolve your application into a microservice eco

This article and articles like it presume some magical workforce you can hire that will transform or organically evolve your application into a microservice ecosystem. But the fact is that people who know how to execute a microservice architecture, muchless willing to work on your particular budding application are few and far between. So if you don’t know how to build microservices, it seems really hard to start with microservices by factoring a live running application while you are also simultaneously trying to keep that application up and functioning and feature developing in order to monetize it. Wow does that sounds difficult. So it makes more sense to me to build out from microserves—they can be embedded in one JVM or whatever—so you know how to organically evolve and can focus on monetizing your application.