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Microservices have always seemed dangerous to me. "Bugs thrive in the seams between libraries, so let's put more and deeper seams in!" Microservices have an im
by StavrosK 7y ago
Microservices have always seemed dangerous to me. "Bugs thrive in the seams between libraries, so let's put more and deeper seams in!"
Microservices have an immense cost, and you have to make sure they're worth it. Many teams years ago found it a nice pattern and implemented it because why not, and now we're at the "oops this isn't actually amazing" part of the cycle.
- andy_ppp 7y agoIf you work at Google where the standard is higher fine, but 99% of places people end up making very buggy stuff that interrelates in weird ways!