LOL I'm in talks of migrating microservices into a monolith purely because there is so much overhead at managing it. You need at least a couple of people to kee

LOL I'm in talks of migrating microservices into a monolith purely because there is so much overhead at managing it. You need at least a couple of people to keep it in place. And the latter means the company is prepared to kill the product even when there are actual customers plus new ones are coming. Microservices make sense when you have millions of users and there is a need to quickly scale horizontally. Or when you have a zillion of developers which probably means that your product is huge. Or when you are building a global service from the get go and get funded by a VC.