>If you find yourself doing in-code joins across microservices, you need to stop and think: This is a place where far too few people stop to think about what y

>If you find yourself doing in-code joins across microservices, you need to stop and think: This is a place where far too few people stop to think about what you're doing. I've seen too many cases where an operation requires coordinating requests across multiple service methods THAT ARE ONLY USED IN THAT PARTICULAR OPERATION! The devs spend all of their time a) coordinating things and b) trying to make it performant and c) realizing none of the gains of having microservices to begin with.