throw04323

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   by throw04323 3y ago

   I don't have experience with it myself, but Polylith architecture looks interesting. There you compose services based on shared components. You can start developing it as a monolith, and then extract components to separate services by
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   by throw04323 3y ago

   I'm not saying it can't work, but that there are risks involved. I have worked for several companies ranging from local startups to global enterprise (not FAANG). Each company tried the silo approach when they migrated to micro se
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   by throw04323 3y ago

   > Two teams agreeing on an API between themselves I think that depends on the type of service that the team provides. If you have a central team that many other teams interact with, they risk becoming a bottleneck. They may not be intere