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why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
To your point, Shopify's monolith was handling 1.27M requests/sec on Black Friday: https://twitter.com/ShopifyEng/status/1597983918900510720 Thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1597983918900510720.html
why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
Well, I mean really most of the micro service architectures are just monoliths with network calls between the components.
why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
While this satisfies some idle curiosity, I don't really get what justifies spending the resources in posting such stuff. Is this a recruitment tactic somehow for such companies?
From what I can tell the career path is into Corporate hell.
https://www.uopeople.edu/blog/hamburger-education-inside-mcd...
It feels so dissonant to see a giant company posting it's technical blog on Medium.
why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
Well, I mean really most of the micro service architectures are just monoliths with network calls between the components.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
To your point, Shopify's monolith was handling 1.27M requests/sec on Black Friday: https://twitter.com/ShopifyEng/status/1597983918900510720 Thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1597983918900510720.html
But ruby is too slow!
why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
Well, I mean really most of the micro service architectures are just monoliths with network calls between the components.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, I mean really most of the micro service architectures are just monoliths with network calls between the components.
yeah, so what about locking? it must be a nightmare to make sure that the components all work together as intended...
POST /lock
This is only a slight exaggeration over some of the stuff I've seen people try to pull.
why does everything have to be microservice oriented and what's wrong with a simple monlithic application that runs the whole thing? also, when are those ice cream machines going to get fixed?
Unless you're confounding microservices w/ async architectures and saying to drop asynchronous patterns like this all together.