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It solves simple dependency problems. It does nothing for your interdependent "decentralized" services which are talking to each other. That's where the real ha
by grogenaut 13y ago
It solves simple dependency problems. It does nothing for your interdependent "decentralized" services which are talking to each other. That's where the real hard work is.
- bbq 13y agoYou're right. There is hard work in managing a system of services where any service endpoint can change at any time. It appears to me protocols for negotiating upgrades between services are important and there's no widely deployed solution for that yet.