Good article. One of the rare articles which reminds that "microservices" basically a turned inside out monolith, so all internal links are exposed into infrastructure. This has numerous consequences, such as infrastructure becomes part of the application and operations knowledge and experience gets equally important to language/tools knowledge and experience.
P.S. Spring should be avoided as much as possible. In many legacy apps the Spring is one of the main causes why app unable to handle increased load.
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Good article. One of the rare articles which reminds that "microservices" basically a turned inside out monolith, so all internal links are exposed into infrastructure. This has numerous consequences, such as infrastructure becomes part of the application and operations knowledge and experience gets equally important to language/tools knowledge and experience.
P.S. Spring should be avoided as much as possible. In many legacy apps the Spring is one of the main causes why app unable to handle increased load.