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If you can manage that then there's no real benefit to microservices though. The reason for splitting is to solve the problem of failing to separate concerns, s
by onion2k 1mo ago
If you can manage that then there's no real benefit to microservices though. The reason for splitting is to solve the problem of failing to separate concerns, so a team that can't do that well is better off building microservices from the start because the alternative for them is building a monolith that will be hard to split.