> Has anybody legitimately had good experiences with microservices these days? I have, but in a specific environment. Almost all of the final requirements were

> Has anybody legitimately had good experiences with microservices these days? I have, but in a specific environment. Almost all of the final requirements were known in advance. Once installed, the final version would not receive any updates other than critical bug fixes. Even in that environment it became clear that any issue is a lot more work to debug and it will probably be the maintainer of the other service that will have to do troubleshooting. The places where interaction occurs become very important, but these are now in separate projects. It is easy to mess up code that you cannot see.