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This seems completely wrong. In an RPC call you have a trivial loop, for example. It would make more sense to say that the event tree should not have any cycle
by nicodjimenez 9mo ago
This seems completely wrong. In an RPC call you have a trivial loop, for example.
It would make more sense to say that the event tree should not have any cycles, but anyway this seems like a silly point to make.
- nicodjimenez 9mo agoMy main take on microservices at this point is that you only want microservices to isolate failure modes and for independent scaling. Most IO bound logic can live in a single monolith.
- 9rx 9mo agoIt is simpler than that. You only want microservices in the same cases you want services (i.e. SaaS). Meaning, when your team benefits from an independent third-party building and maintaining it. The addition of "micro" to "service" indicates that you are reaching out to a third-party that is paid by the same company instead of paying a separate company.