Actually, you are incorrect here. A shared DB is not an anti pattern. But you definitely want to have separate tables.
From the article on microservices.io that comes after the article you posted: microservices.io/patterns/data/sha...
It's weird because the website says that and at the same time says that it is an anti-pattern that should be avoided.
See the "Decision 3" section microservices.io/articles/applying...
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Actually, you are incorrect here. A shared DB is not an anti pattern. But you definitely want to have separate tables.
From the article on microservices.io that comes after the article you posted:
microservices.io/patterns/data/sha...
It's weird because the website says that and at the same time says that it is an anti-pattern that should be avoided.
See the "Decision 3" section microservices.io/articles/applying...