ReclusiveCoder

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   by ReclusiveCoder 10mo ago

   Well said! Every service boundary replaces a function call with a network request. That one choice cascades into distributed transactions, eventual consistency, and operational overhead most teams don't need. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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   by ReclusiveCoder 10mo ago

   That's the right approach. This is what the article suggests: >> For most systems, well-structured modular monoliths (for most common applications, including startups) or SOA (enterprises) deliver comparable scalability and resil
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   by ReclusiveCoder 10mo ago

   Try sharing it with them anyway!:D
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   by ReclusiveCoder 10mo ago

   Indeed, that's whatthe article captures here: >> Microservices make sense in very specific scenarios where distinct business capabilities need independent scaling and deployment. For example, payment processing (security-critical
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