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I think your position is basically the same position that most people that advocate for monoliths (which btw is a bit of a strawman created by microservice arch
by candybar 4y ago
I think your position is basically the same position that most people that advocate for monoliths (which btw is a bit of a strawman created by microservice architecture advocates in the first place) hold. People are objecting to service/network boundaries as a default domain decomposition tool and arguing that it should be used instead when there are clear and immediate technical advantages to do so.
- roflyear 4y agoYeah. Agreed. For example I need to ocr things sometimes. I literally have a process running an ocr server. It's basically a microservice.