I think most microservice implementations get it wrong. You're not supposed to run one service per machine or even process (that leads to orchestration hell and

I think most microservice implementations get it wrong. You're not supposed to run one service per machine or even process (that leads to orchestration hell and fragmentation cost at the loss of redundancy): The way you get all benefits of a microservice architecture is if you run all services on all machines: by VM sandboxing them all on many distributed machines f.ex. like this does: http://host.rupy.se http://host.rupy.se This requires your entire solution to be async.-to-async. end-to-end though. But performance, scalability and strength is unmatched: it becomes anti-fragile!