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what they described is a fairly common set up in damn near most enterprises
by Bnjoroge 1y ago
what they described is a fairly common set up in damn near most enterprises
- nazgul17 1y agoBoth can be true
- sroerick 1y agoWherefore art thou IBM
- fulafel 1y agoEnterprises are frequently antipattern zoos. If you have many teams you can use the modular monolith pattern instead of microservices, that way you have the separation but not the distributed system.
- const_cast 1y agoYeah most enterprise software barely works and is an absolute maintenance nightmare because they're sprawling distrivuted systems. Ask yourself: how does an enterprise with 1000 engineers manage to push a feature out 1000x slower than two dudes in a garage? Well, processes, but also architecture. Distributed systems slow down your development velocity by many orders of magnitude, because they create extremely fragile systems and maintenance becomes extremely high risk. We're all just so used to the fragility and risk we might think it's normal. But no, it's really not, it's just bad. Don't do that.