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I can understand wanting to split things off so that one team handles one service, roughly. There was a recent thread here where someone mentioned he personall
by Scarblac 3y ago
I can understand wanting to split things off so that one team handles one service, roughly.
There was a recent thread here where someone mentioned he personally was responsible for about four of their microservices...
- nicoburns 3y agoYeah, my last company had 10 microservices (the entirety of their codebase) managed by a single team when I started. Some of them had fewer than 5 API endpoints (and weren't doing anything complex to justify that).