> NB: one may also just call them “services” with no practical loss of generality and sounding less like technobabble to everyone else.
This is completely untrue, and I think it's part of the problem with discussions about microservices. People think it means "lots of small services". That is not what it means. That would be closer to SOA. Microservices is not SOA, and it is not "technobabble".
It has defined constructs, methodologies, and patterns.
This is completely untrue, and I think it's part of the problem with discussions about microservices. People think it means "lots of small services". That is not what it means. That would be closer to SOA. Microservices is not SOA, and it is not "technobabble".
It has defined constructs, methodologies, and patterns.