Toots from 2023-05-08
“Still, we have a long tradition of tackling organizational, process and people problems with t…
“Still, we have a long tradition of tackling organizational, process and people problems with technical solutions because it feels a lot easier to introduce yet another technical “solution” than to address the actual (much harder to solve) problems. And because we are so used to taking the technical false solution path for so many years, it started to feel so “natural” that most people stopped questioning this path a long time ago.”
https://www.ufried.com/blog/break_up_the_monolith_2/
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“If you simply go for microservices without tackling any of the aforementioned drivers, most li…
“If you simply go for microservices without tackling any of the aforementioned drivers, most likely you will end up with a distributed ball of mud – the worst of both worlds. A big-ball-of-mud monolith sucks at development time but is okay at runtime…With a distributed ball of mud, both development time and runtime suck because now you added the complexity of running distributed applications without solving any of the development time problems.”
https://www.ufried.com/blog/break_up_the_monolith_1/