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That you even consider a "peanut butter" microservice demonstrates your total lack of knowledge about them. "Peanut butter" is not a business capability, it is
by tsss 3y ago
That you even consider a "peanut butter" microservice demonstrates your total lack of knowledge about them. "Peanut butter" is not a business capability, it is an entity. If you try to align services with entities, you are designing a data model, not a microservice architecture and it is inevitable that you will have a mess where any change needs data from a dozen services and business logic is stretched equally thin.
- hinkley 3y agoIt was a metaphor. They always want to tie the display of one piece of data they’ve gathered with some other piece of day they gathered separately. And they eventually come around to the idea that they want it to be consistent. So now your two concepts that were separate are part of some feature that correlates them.