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by DanielHB
404 days ago
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I have worked with a company with ~100k MAUs with ~4 teams, even then it often feels the system is over-microserviced (about two dozen services I think). Definitely some stuff makes sense (especially since it has a lot of IoT stuff), but micro-service added was used mostly as a way to develop new stuff without having to deal with the legacy monolith. The core of the application could easily be a single service backed by one big RDBMS with a few ancillary services around it. The legacy monolith is still there kicking and screaming, it didn't need "breaking up" it needed (and I assume still do) need a major refactoring. |
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