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Oftentimes however with microservices it's the tail wagging the dog. Microservices architectures become such a burden that they strain the capacity of the exist
by abraxas 5y ago
Oftentimes however with microservices it's the tail wagging the dog. Microservices architectures become such a burden that they strain the capacity of the existing team which leads to more hiring which thanks to Conway's law leads to more microservices being built which leads to more operational and architectural overhead which leads to more hiring...
- emodendroket 5y agoThat can definitely happen and be painful. I now work at a very large organization, though, and the benefits of microservice design are obvious (as were the pains of monolithic ones when I was working on an old legacy monolith in the same place).