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You do need microservices because when when parts of you system are badly written or the requirements change, etc, etc.. You can just shoot a couple of the off
by ReflectedImage 4y ago
You do need microservices because when when parts of you system are badly written or the requirements change, etc, etc..
You can just shoot a couple of the offending microservices dead and replace them with better implemented versions.
[Assuming there are at least 6 developers]
- kordlessagain 4y agoThat’s the story for them. I also think it’s possible to do this with code for APIs in different files.
- jnash 4y agoThousands of developers use libraries and not microservices to implement Linux and Windows. If they can do it so can you. So no that is not correct.