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“The longer I’m in tech, the more I’m convinced microservices were a technical solution to an organizational problem.” @carnage4life on Twitter https://mobile
by samwillis 5y ago
“The longer I’m in tech, the more I’m convinced microservices were a technical solution to an organizational problem.”
@carnage4life on Twitter
https://mobile.twitter.com/carnage4life/status/1311702322024644608 https://mobile.twitter.com/carnage4life/status/1311702322024...
Now, I’ve not had the pleasure of working in an organisation using Microservices and so I’m only informed anecdotally. But I always assumed they where best used as an API boundary between teams, rather than adding more complexity to a teams work.
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- bestcoder69 5y agoImagine if all of AWS was a single executable file, but had to handle all the same scale, complexity, and release velocity. The S3 team would have to patiently coordinate with the… like… SageMaker team to figure out how big of servers they need, along with every other single possible shared concern. I picked a ridiculous example there. But just trying to show that if you need services, it should be easy to argue for them on the merits, because it’s gonna be the least bad option.