> "the web is still clinging on to monolithic backends — with their high costs, slower speeds, and huge surface area for attacks"
Hmm .. I've observed that microservice architectures often end up having large deployment footprint, higher usage of the network and a larger surface area for attacks since the "edge" is orchestrating more of functionality..
Does investing in Netlify really warrant such BS bingo? It's a really neat product in its own right.
Hmm .. I've observed that microservice architectures often end up having large deployment footprint, higher usage of the network and a larger surface area for attacks since the "edge" is orchestrating more of functionality..
Does investing in Netlify really warrant such BS bingo? It's a really neat product in its own right.