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On my reading, this is the exact same problem, not the exact opposite problem. The break-even bar for a reasonable monolith is a lot lower than for microservice
by Twisol 6y ago
On my reading, this is the exact same problem, not the exact opposite problem. The break-even bar for a reasonable monolith is a lot lower than for microservices, so the GP's question is specifically asking, under a hypothetical where the team simply uses a monolith, what benefits the team would miss out on relative to microservices. If there are none, or they aren't relevant to the project scenario, then microservices probably isn't justifiable.
(I, too, am in the position of pushing back against microservices for hotness' sake.)
- pseudalopex 6y agoThe point is it can be engineers pushing back against managers. Not just managers pushing back against engineers.
- Twisol 6y agoAha! Opposite in that direction; I misread. (I'm also an engineer pushing back on managers who want microservices.)