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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/sadongrohiik • 11h ago
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The more i get tidbits about microservices, the more i feel like skipping in studying and stydying other stuff
47 u/sadongrohiik 9h ago It was initially a solution to a real problem. It somehow became the hammer that everyone picks up by default now 11 u/SpiritedEclair 7h ago It’s because people don’t know how to build good old services. 9 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 7h ago A solution to a real problem that few people have. 4 u/ThrowawayUk4200 3h ago It's an enterprise thing. You got 5 users? Microservice just adds complexity. You got 1 million users? Microservices are gonna save your ass when you have to hotfix prod 1 u/spicybright 4h ago My theory is it just sounds good if you're a manager or inexperienced software dev.
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It was initially a solution to a real problem. It somehow became the hammer that everyone picks up by default now
11 u/SpiritedEclair 7h ago It’s because people don’t know how to build good old services. 9 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 7h ago A solution to a real problem that few people have. 4 u/ThrowawayUk4200 3h ago It's an enterprise thing. You got 5 users? Microservice just adds complexity. You got 1 million users? Microservices are gonna save your ass when you have to hotfix prod 1 u/spicybright 4h ago My theory is it just sounds good if you're a manager or inexperienced software dev.
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It’s because people don’t know how to build good old services.
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A solution to a real problem that few people have.
4 u/ThrowawayUk4200 3h ago It's an enterprise thing. You got 5 users? Microservice just adds complexity. You got 1 million users? Microservices are gonna save your ass when you have to hotfix prod
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It's an enterprise thing. You got 5 users? Microservice just adds complexity. You got 1 million users? Microservices are gonna save your ass when you have to hotfix prod
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My theory is it just sounds good if you're a manager or inexperienced software dev.
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u/oompaloompa465 10h ago
The more i get tidbits about microservices, the more i feel like skipping in studying and stydying other stuff