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> Often times folks are using microservices to achieve good modularity at a cost. And even more often, folks use microservices, but make them so coupled that y
by paskozdilar 4y ago
> Often times folks are using microservices to achieve good modularity at a cost.
And even more often, folks use microservices, but make them so coupled that you can't really run/test/hack one without running all the others... Basically creating a distributed monolith.
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- delecti 4y agoStrong agree. I worked on a "distributed monolith" once, and now I loudly make it a requirement that all my team's microservices can easily be run locally. Running one stack locally required starting up 12 different microservices, all in a particular order, before you could do anything with any of them. Insanity.