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It depends who your clients are. If clients are public/external users, probably not. If clients are internal services you own and you control as part of a inte
by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It depends who your clients are. If clients are public/external users, probably not.
If clients are internal services you own and you control as part of a internal distributed service, it’s a nice pattern
- emodendroket 3y agoEven then it's often a choice you will regret down the line as you wish to evolve away but it becomes a huge ordeal.