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The OP addresses this as one of the three options: The final option is to share resources such as a tax calculating library between the services. This can be u
by blatherard 12y ago
The OP addresses this as one of the three options:
The final option is to share resources such as a tax calculating library between the services. This can be useful, but it won't always work in a polyglot environment and introduces coupling which may mean that services have to be released in parallel to maintain the implicit interface between them. This coupling essentially mitigates a lot of the benefits of Microservices approaches.
- aidos 12y agoI rambled a little - my point was that by avoiding te polyglot language situation you make things easier (and closer to the monolithic application). I take the other point though, parallel releases are harder.