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I often see this sort of argument and disagree. The complexity is still there but instead of being someone's problem, it's owned by no one.
by sorokod 5y ago
I often see this sort of argument and disagree. The complexity is still there but instead of being someone's problem, it's owned by no one.
- busterarm 5y agoThat's an organizational problem, rather than a software architecture problem. Refer to the first 3 bullet points of the Bezos Mandate.
- sorokod 5y agoDepends on your definition of "organisational" but note that it is the architecture that converts one to the other. In fact it is this that makes event driven so attractive, rather the solving a difficult problem right now, someone will need to sort out the mess later.