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>It's also worth noting that microservices are more secure and reliable as well, since there's no vulnerable component that has access to all of the secrets nor
by barking_biscuit 4y ago
>It's also worth noting that microservices are more secure and reliable as well, since there's no vulnerable component that has access to all of the secrets nor a bunch of components that ought to be non-critical but actually are critical because anything can bring down the entire application for all other components (e.g., someone makes a sync call in some leaf component that breaks the event loop for the whole application, with failures cascading across your replicas
This is not inherently true. Whether it's true or not is down to your implementation. You can most certainly have reliability and security problems while doing microservices.
- throwaway894345 4y ago> This is not inherently true. Whether it's true or not is down to your implementation. You can most certainly have reliability and security problems while doing microservices. Obviously I didn't claim "you cannot have reliability or security problems while doing microservices".