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I have a team that doesn't communicate well and is generally dysfunctional in all ways imaginable. Microservices isolate them quite literally and lets them wor
by sdfdfsfsdsdf 2mo ago
I have a team that doesn't communicate well and is generally dysfunctional in all ways imaginable.
Microservices isolate them quite literally and lets them work in peace and quiet.
The system as a whole is completely batshit crazy of course, but for some teams, this can turn an unworkable situation into "we might survive this" which is when push comes to shove all that matters.
- anymouse123456 2mo agoIt's precisely this kind of toxic environment that suffers most under microservices. It's far better to have systems in place that fail with culture this broken than one that enables it to limp along.