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by vbsteven
1866 days ago
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I’m not sure what you are getting at. Several hundred services probably means going too far to the microservices side. Cross cutting concerns like logging and monitoring are handled by 12factor. Services log to stdout and have the container orchestration pipe it to a logging backend. Monitoring can be standardised as well with healthcheck and metric endpoints. Security always has a maintenance cost attached unless you want to keep running on 12yo tomcat. |
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You can easily hit that in a small fortune 500 company with ~10,000 employees, without microservices.