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Is there any problem with separating the ML into a different service/machine, and everything else together? Then you can treat the ML in the same way you treat
by franciscop 7y ago
Is there any problem with separating the ML into a different service/machine, and everything else together? Then you can treat the ML in the same way you treat an external service, or your DB or Redis (if external). While no longer a pure monolith that certainly doesn't qualify as a microservices architecture.
Note: no idea what I'm talking about, I'm genuinely curious if that's a valid solution.
- mfDjB 7y agoYou could do that, but then I wonder if that isn't going down the road of microservices? The ANN services for example would need to interface to the database if you want some kind of real time ANN service.