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I have been told this before too. Currently I can't run my integration tests on my work laptop because they spin up a bunch of "micro" services, so I run out o

by mrkeen 3y ago

I have been told this before too. Currently I can't run my integration tests on my work laptop because they spin up a bunch of "micro" services, so I run out of ram and need to reboot. The memory that Java "doesn't require" really adds up.

imtringued 3y ago
It's especially bad when you have to run both IntelliJ with multiple projects and grails.
Pet_Ant 3y ago
I believe that is why the original Java answer to microservices was EARs all within a single app server so they could share a JVM and caching. Then in production for load you could spread them all out and they can find eachother... but I've never worked in actively developed JEE (as opposed to a legacy one).