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Which is exactly why the real challenges around (micro) services is to a large extent an organisational challenge mixed how those boundaries are belonging to wh
by danielovichdk 3y ago
Which is exactly why the real challenges around (micro) services is to a large extent an organisational challenge mixed how those boundaries are belonging to which business capabilities.
The technical part of services is easy enough really but if the organisation leaks its boundaries, which always flow downstream into the actual teams, you are proper fucked.
It takes a different level of maturity, both in organisation and team, to build a service oriented software.
That's my experience at least.
- nevinera 3y agoRight! What I'm fundamentally saying is that the majority of orgs trying to adopt SOA are doing it for the wrong reasons, and will deeply regret it. In general, the "right way" to adopt SOA is to extract services one at a time because you have to, to solve various problems you've encountered (scaling problems, technical problems, stability issues), and then realize that you are in fact currently using a service-oriented architecture, and have been for several years.