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> Then what was the point? Resume chasing and trying to paper over the fact that you don't understand architecture, plus bad tooling that e.g. doesn't properly
by Tainnor 2y ago
> Then what was the point?
Resume chasing and trying to paper over the fact that you don't understand architecture, plus bad tooling that e.g. doesn't properly support incremental compilation and so makes monoliths painful.
- chipdart 2y ago> Resume chasing (...) No one does microservices for resume chasing anymore, because everyone is already doing it for practical reasons. I never came across a monolith that wasn't in the process of peeling responsibilities to either microservices or function-as-a-service. For project managers to open their eyes, all that's needed is something like a deployment going wrong due to a single bad commit, or things scaling weird because a background process caused a brownout, or even external teams screwing up a deployment after pushing bad code.