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by hodgesrm
2805 days ago
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Your argument really depends on the use case. If you have discrete, well-factored operations microservices can make even small systems easier to deploy and manage. For example, you do the front-end API in Java (easier to build secure, debuggable systems with good RDBMS access) and backend analytic services in Python (easier to scrape data out of XML/JSON). Splitting them up into 2 or more microservices can simplify development, CI/CD, and deployment. Whenever I see large numbers of microservices anywhere my null hypothesis is that some organizational disfunction is leading teams to factor applications into unnecessarily small pieces. |
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