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Micro services are usually overkill unless you’re working at a significant scale. For most projects such as corporate apps, it’s just unnecessary. It’s good to
by ozzythecat 5y ago
Micro services are usually overkill unless you’re working at a significant scale. For most projects such as corporate apps, it’s just unnecessary.
It’s good to start simple and only add complexity when it’s really needed. It’s unfortunate the current trend is to start with massive complexity.
- innocentoldguy 5y agoExcellent advice! I recently worked at a company where the "architect" insisted on using Broadway and Kafka for what should have been basic CRUD operations. He got fired.
- Nextgrid 5y agoThat's refreshing to see. In a lot of startups he would've been promoted to some high level position, hired dozens of engineers to maintain the new monster and then invited to an AWS conference to brag about how they solve their (self-inflicted) problems, all while the business is bleeding money in cloud bills and engineer salaries.