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This is why I prefer the old term "service oriented architecture" over "microservices". "Microservices" implies any time a service gets too big, you split it ap
by philwelch 3y ago
This is why I prefer the old term "service oriented architecture" over "microservices". "Microservices" implies any time a service gets too big, you split it apart and introduce a network dependency even if it introduces more problems than it solves.