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> But you do not simply go and poke your reporting fingers into individual service databases. In a good microservice architecture you should not even be able to
by BrentOzar 7y ago
> But you do not simply go and poke your reporting fingers into individual service databases. In a good microservice architecture you should not even be able to do that.
I agree. In a monolith architecture, though, you CAN do that (and many shops do.) That's where their pains come from when they migrate from monolith to microservice: development is easier, but reports are way, way harder.
- allover 7y ago> when they migrate from monolith to microservice: development is easier [...] Not even that -- that idea is still highly debatable. I would argue that it absolutely isn't easier, and the stepping-back-in-time of developer experience is one of the biggest problems with microservices. Microservices in general, are way, way harder.