I think one of the pain points of microservices is the infrastructure, for non-enterprise or startups. If you think of it, when you have your application or sys

I think one of the pain points of microservices is the infrastructure, for non-enterprise or startups. If you think of it, when you have your application or system a bunch of widely dynamic services, they need to be dynamic. Thus, traditional ways of deploying (like one service per server -- which most likely will be statically defined) wouldn't be best. Systems like mesos, flynn and the like will substantially make it more effective at orchestrating these microservice infrastructures. These allow developers to focus more on the service, rather than on the infrastructure and underlying dependencies.