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There's the ideal path, then the actual. Most monoliths, unchecked and with enough age, turn into spaghetti due to turn over, changing priorities, entropy, etc.
by brodouevencode 2y ago
There's the ideal path, then the actual. Most monoliths, unchecked and with enough age, turn into spaghetti due to turn over, changing priorities, entropy, etc.
- two_cents 2y agoIn my experience same goes with microservices. Same spaghetti, different abstraction layer,
- brodouevencode 2y agoyou are correct
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoBut at least some microservices architectures turn into macaroni - far too many small, isolated things, with no connection between them. It can have all the disadvantages of an overly-OO design, just at a larger scale.
- kgeist 2y agoThe majority of microservice architectures end up being distributed monoliths.