>I've talked to developers who have taken a single app that worked perfectly fine and split it into five or six services just because "microservices!" Now they're stuck maintaining five apps, five APIs, etc
And then when they need help fixing the mess they can call in a consultant wielding Fowlers latest book, or go to a bunch of new monolithichitecture conferences where people put up slides full of memes mocking microservices.
Truly we are blessed to live in an era of such efficient job creation.
And then when they need help fixing the mess they can call in a consultant wielding Fowlers latest book, or go to a bunch of new monolithichitecture conferences where people put up slides full of memes mocking microservices.
Truly we are blessed to live in an era of such efficient job creation.