> If you’re going with a microservice: A Kubernetes cluster A load balancer Multiple compute instances for running the app and hosting the K8S cluster Try runn

> If you’re going with a microservice: A Kubernetes cluster A load balancer Multiple compute instances for running the app and hosting the K8S cluster Try running a high-traffic high-functionality website without something equivalent to this. What's this magical single computer you'll be running it all on? You'll need a cluster of servers on a rack somewhere, managed the old fashioned way. You'll need equivalent tools to deploy to them and monitor them. I think what this article should be getting at is that low-traffic sites shouldn't start with microservices, and maybe that's true. But if you're trying to build a business that scales rapidly, you want to be ready to scale your website from day one.