I am not selling you anything so you're starting off from a wrong premise. What I said is that you should consider your experience prone to a bubble environmen

I am not selling you anything so you're starting off from a wrong premise. What I said is that you should consider your experience prone to a bubble environment and as such it's very anecdotal. So is mine (a mix), granted. Which only means that neither extreme dominates out there. Likely a normal bell curve distribution. What I did say (along with others) was that a little bit of technical discipline -- accentuating on "little" here -- nullifies the stated benefits of microservice architecture. And it seems to me that the microservice architecture was chosen to overcome organizational problems, not technical ones.