> Above stuff is from my experience at Google Google needs microservices, their codebase is many thousands times too big to deploy as a single unit. They also

> Above stuff is from my experience at Google Google needs microservices, their codebase is many thousands times too big to deploy as a single unit. They also have the money to focus on reliability over velocity. The startup with 2 developers doesn't need microservices, and the things you are talking about aren't things that a startup should think about before they have any users. Yet they still often goes with microservices because that is what the big boys do. It is those cases we talk about here.