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You're correct, there's barely any difference, from a structural point of view. I was mainly taking issue with the author's comparison of processes with micros
by cuddlecake 6y ago
You're correct, there's barely any difference, from a structural point of view.
I was mainly taking issue with the author's comparison of processes with microservices:
> You can consider each process a logical microservice
But as you said, the process trees can be considered (micro)services, but I wouldn't say that each process represents a microservice. It's just not accurate in my opinion.
- ggv 6y agoOP here. You make a valid point. I was speaking in generalities in a short high-level blog post. I liked microservices better the first time when it was called SOA (service oriented architecture) in which there was an emphasis on the logical encapsulation of services. How they were to be deployed was a separate concern. I was really trying to emphasize the logical separation vs. deployment separation and not the "micro" nature. Thanks for picking up on that.