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When microservices were new, ~8 years ago, everyone talked about their benefits and the thing left unsaid was that the complexity moves into your infrastructure
by ishjoh 8y ago
When microservices were new, ~8 years ago, everyone talked about their benefits and the thing left unsaid was that the complexity moves into your infrastructure and deployment operations.
Microservices have many positives, and I've used them in the past with a lot of success, specifically when horizontal scalability was the most important concern. But the costs can be huge for the team that handles infrastructure and deployments.
- bradknowles 8y agoWhat infrastructure and deployments? The two-pizza team that builds the microservice also has to deploy it and support it in production. Problem solved. ;P