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>but I think microservices makes the engineers a lot less frustrated when it happens compared to more traditional alternatives. Can you explain this reasoning?
by water-your-self 4y ago
>but I think microservices makes the engineers a lot less frustrated when it happens compared to more traditional alternatives.
Can you explain this reasoning?
- dagss 4y agoWhat I meant is: If people are working at 1/10th of their potential they would tend to get frustrated. With microservices, you make 10x as much work in such a way that the work seems meaningful and is perhaps even fullfilling. It takes some effort to see that the complexity you are solving day to day is accidental complexity, not essential complexity.