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I don't see any reasoning for Ruby or Rails, just why they are sticking to a modulith rather than decomposing into (micro)services.
by HansLambda 4y ago
I don't see any reasoning for Ruby or Rails, just why they are sticking to a modulith rather than decomposing into (micro)services.
- cutler 4y agoBecause it works for them, presumably.
- whynotkeithberg 4y agowhat I hear here is "i've never worked with an actually complex application built over a span of decades + & have no idea what it takes to make it into a microservice. I also believe everything I read on every article so every single persons application must be as simple as mine to deconstruct"
- Sparkyte 4y agoIt is cringe to see people defend overly complicated code and infrastructure. I agree with you.
- tomc1985 4y agoAs someone who suffered under a Rails-powered microservice architecture: ew. Ew ew ew ew ew ew EW!!
- Sparkyte 4y agoA tiny kubernetes stack would do them wonders.