Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
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Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
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Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#2Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#3A very pragmatic use of SOA / microservice.
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#4I work with a large monolith, and we have been trying to decouple some of out core features for the past couple of years.
The one lesson I learnt is that you have to start by making sure new features are not built on your legacy app.
Feature flags is also a must.
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#5Why do people still use Medium?
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#6I don't understand why people choose to put an HTTP barrier in their code. It would have been much better if they had stopped at a Billing module. They get all the code factoring benefits they seek without the performance and operational overhead of an additional service.
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#7Why do people still use Medium?
Because Large is expensive, and Small is limited ?
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#8Why do people still use Medium?
My blog is hosted on GitHub pages on astro[1].
I'm considering mirroring to Medium and Substack to get more SEO. In the spirit of POSSE: https://indieweb.org/POSSE
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#9I don't understand why people choose to put an HTTP barrier in their code. It would have been much better if they had stopped at a Billing module. They get all the code factoring benefits they seek without the performance and operational overhead of an additional service.
Scaling and load balancing.
Re: Decoupling a core service from your monolith the right way
#10I don't understand why people choose to put an HTTP barrier in their code. It would have been much better if they had stopped at a Billing module. They get all the code factoring benefits they seek without the performance and operational overhead of an additional service.
Scaling and load balancing.
From a business perspective, unlocking this precision for infrastructure is only worth the investment at the highest levels of scale.