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You also have to determine how much traffic for monitoring is due to microservices itself - where the messaging and logging might happen in memory, it now has t
by j45 1y ago
You also have to determine how much traffic for monitoring is due to microservices itself - where the messaging and logging might happen in memory, it now has to be read, and written, in much more expensive exectuions.
There's not one silver bullet. It's not 100% monoliths, or 100% microservices for all.
Learning from the things we don't do, haven't done yet, in the ways you haven't yet thought of also helps expand one's skills.
This is because clever architecture, will always beat clever coding.
- andoando 1y agoIm not sure what you mean. Whats the difference in messaging and logging? What you mean by messaging? Like through network versus code running on the same machine? Cause that should already be distributed unless you can really fit your whole needs on a single machine