> I guess you just won’t get traction on HN writing ‘Disasters I’ve seen in a monolithic world’. Though I think mostly that is because the discussion there has

> I guess you just won’t get traction on HN writing ‘Disasters I’ve seen in a monolithic world’. Though I think mostly that is because the discussion there has been well trodden already. Microservice Architectures are relatively new, less completely explored, and less familiar to many. There are new and interesting mistakes to make (the biggest two being to use this model where it is not at all appropriate, or cargo-culting and not really understanding what its advantages are so not actually taking advantage of them) where most of the "interesting" problems to be had in the monolithic world have been well documented for quite some time (which is why new models pop up, to try remove the potential for these problems in some, many, or even most, cases (anyone who says method X is better in all cases should be treated with deep suspicion)).