Not knocking the OP, or his/her effort, but I think the number of microservice frameworks exceeds the number of organizations that actually have the problems that microservice architecture was designed to solve.
We're doing it for the project I'm working on at work, and it's my opinion a colossal waste of engineering time and effort. We're a big company, but we're not FAANG. Our user-base will never be even likely to be 100k users total. But hey we're doing this in the name of industry's current 'best-practice.'
I can't wait for the microservice & scrum trends to die off.
We're doing it for the project I'm working on at work, and it's my opinion a colossal waste of engineering time and effort. We're a big company, but we're not FAANG. Our user-base will never be even likely to be 100k users total. But hey we're doing this in the name of industry's current 'best-practice.'
I can't wait for the microservice & scrum trends to die off.