Absolutely agree. The point of microservices is to separate the concerns from an organizational point of view, not for technical reasons.
Most of the advantages attributed to microservices can also be achieved with a monolith architecture using a sane and rigorous design.
I find it frustrating at work when I see teams of 50 people having issues coordinating work because they have a monolith, while we often unnecessarily spread a team of 5 people among 10 microservices.
Most of the advantages attributed to microservices can also be achieved with a monolith architecture using a sane and rigorous design.
I find it frustrating at work when I see teams of 50 people having issues coordinating work because they have a monolith, while we often unnecessarily spread a team of 5 people among 10 microservices.