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Is it just me or is this literally the worst architecture idea that's popped up here? I've seen this done in a few large projects, including some extremely famo
by stmw 6y ago
Is it just me or is this literally the worst architecture idea that's popped up here? I've seen this done in a few large projects, including some extremely famous products, and it produced endless grief for the engineering team - and ultimately the organization. Among other things, it makes performance scaling much harder to achieve, makes software deployments really scary, and makes it almost impossible to migrate to a different database vendor.
It is true that it can be done. But I really don't think you want to.