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> the situation where those APIs and team boundaries are exclusively (or at least primarily) composed of separate applications communicating over the network
by mwhitfield 4y ago
> the situation where those APIs and team boundaries are exclusively (or at least primarily) composed of separate applications communicating over the network
- randomdata 4y agoAre you, perhaps, not familiar with Conway's Law?
- JAlexoid 4y agoConway's law doesn't apply to microservice architecture. Microservice architecture splits the functionality farther, than Conway's law talks about. When a single team owns 4-5 microservices - that's beyond Conway's law.
- randomdata 4y agoIt is people who provide service. If the (micro)service produces 4-5 products as part of the service they provide, that's not beyond Conway's Law at all.
- JAlexoid 4y agoConsidering that you've been engaging in strawman arguments this whole thread, I bow out of this discussion.
- randomdata 4y agoIt is always curious when someone writes that they are bowing out of a discussion, as if they don't realize that no longer replying conveys the exact same information. Was there an additional takeaway here that I missed?