I think this is a blanket statement on my part, so to counter it; networked databases are definitely important. Some micro services maybe necessary for things outside of your control (HIPAA, Finance audits) and geo-proximity processing needs. And sometimes good ol micro services became popular because it was easy business in a giant org chart (Amazon, every team has an API).
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I think this is a blanket statement on my part, so to counter it; networked databases are definitely important. Some micro services maybe necessary for things outside of your control (HIPAA, Finance audits) and geo-proximity processing needs. And sometimes good ol micro services became popular because it was easy business in a giant org chart (Amazon, every team has an API).
Real world is messy.
I’m not anti micro services. I’m anti micro services as a code organization strategy.
There are very real reasons to need process isolation in larger systems. Code modularity is not one of them.