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> I don't see how monoliths can keep up with developer velocity when an organization reaches thousands of developers. Are those thousands of developers working
by Sohcahtoa82 4y ago
> I don't see how monoliths can keep up with developer velocity when an organization reaches thousands of developers.
Are those thousands of developers working on a single product? If so, then I'd argue that you have way too many developers. At that point, you'd need so many layers of management that the overall vision of what the product is gets lost.
- tail_exchange 4y agoNot necessarily. But if the solution in this case is to start breaking up the monolith into smaller services owned by specific product teams, then you are moving towards microservices.