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Seems, to me, that the author is poor at designing microservices. Using his example: the login, session and user services should be only one service (something
by baalimago 5y ago
Seems, to me, that the author is poor at designing microservices.
Using his example: the login, session and user services should be only one service (something like Keycloak), there's no advantage to splitting this up, so why would you?
Analytics service should never be a dependency of another serivce, but rely on service discovery and a preset telemetry/analytics/rpc endpoint which each of the consumer-facing services implements.
Has anyone claimed that microservices will fend of poor design? There's never a silver bullet.