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I don't think I agree with your thoughts. Microservice setups are generally less flexible than monolithic setups. Particularly if you get the boundaries wrong i
by geewee 3y ago
I don't think I agree with your thoughts. Microservice setups are generally less flexible than monolithic setups. Particularly if you get the boundaries wrong it's notoriously difficult to refactor multiple microservices, particularly if you need full uptime.
For monoliths you can refactor the whole thing with editor support, and then deploy a new version.
So microservices will cost more, give you less flexibility and maneuverability, at more upfront cost. It seems like the worst of both worlds.