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I worked on a microservices practice (with over 400 microservices by the time I left) where it definitely was not a "distributed monolith". I could change all k
by nickbauman 7y ago
I worked on a microservices practice (with over 400 microservices by the time I left) where it definitely was not a "distributed monolith". I could change all kinds of individual services that did not require changes to other services.
- SPBS 7y agoI think monoliths can be written the same way such that you can change one module without changing the others. Microservices enforce that best practice.
- goostavos 7y ago"Enforce" gets thrown around a lot, but that's approaching silver bullet expectation levels, in my opinion. A core skill problems on a team that would prevent building a maintainable monolith do not go away because you've added more things for them to manage.