It really depends upon what those 25 different services are. If they are trivial to separate sure. Like an image resizing microservice, an email sending micro

It really depends upon what those 25 different services are. If they are trivial to separate sure. Like an image resizing microservice, an email sending microservice, and so on. I mean go wild, these are trivial. Coincidentally, when people like to talk about how easy microservices are, they love to talk about these trivial examples. What isn't trivial is when someone decides to make an Order microservice and an Account microservice when there's a business rule where both accounts and orders can only co-exist. Good fucking luck with 3 developers, I'm pretty sure with a team of 3 in charge of 23 other microservices you aren't exhaustively testing inter-microservice race conditions.