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I'd say you'd first need to see if the limits can be fixed in the current setup. If you really need to build a microservice to replace a part of your monolith.
by ClikeX 7y ago
I'd say you'd first need to see if the limits can be fixed in the current setup.
If you really need to build a microservice to replace a part of your monolith. You need to hire a few devs that can act as a dedicated team.
- james_s_tayler 7y agoI definitely think a reasonable degree of performance could be gained under the current structure by streamlining data access and maybe getting a bit smarter with caching. That still leaves us with non-scaling related problems of being unable to upgrade some very core dependencies which are stuck on some quite outdated versions. Perhaps the strangler application approach could work to resolve that aspect over time.