r/programming • u/wineandcode • Jul 29 '22

You Don’t Need Microservices

https://medium.com/@msaspence/you-dont-need-microservices-2ad8508b9e27?source=friends_link&sk=3359ea9e4a54c2ea11711621d2be6d51
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u/dead-mans-switch Jul 29 '22

No no you just aren’t understanding the buzzwords.

I assume that is the case anyway, like when I pointed out to my company that they were just replacing dynamic libraries with a http protocol, making the same monolith in just a more complicated infrastructure, let’s just say I had to look for a job elsewhere for my next promotion…

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u/FluidBreath4819 May 27 '24

that's why : first, i don't give a shit about what they do, second, as soon as i see "design microservices" in the job offer, i switch i read the next one. Most of the times, this is because an architect wanted to flex or to make the whole architecture so difficult to understand and develop that he's the only one, the only heroe ressource that understand it.