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we literally swtiched to Rust and now we are a monolith. We cut off the unneccessary complexity caused by our microservcies by using Rust which can millions of concurrent io calls per second...

@@perc-ai thats true we have a monolith wrote in rust, but we are moving to a MS architecture using rust and go... it's easy to mantain and scale

The question is when to use it...people who in last years have used cause "fashion/hype" are regretting, once again... "hype oriented", worst thing in software development and seems to have no end...

@@gt4adolfo I dont know your app requirements but that is the exact type of thing we want to avoid, the level of scale you need to hit before MS starts making sense from a performance/cost/technical debt side of things is what most companies will never experience. We literally just rent a 8 core server on aws and thats that - it handles 500k MAU just fine. Even StackOverflow is built on a monolith... and I'm sure they see more scale than we ever will... You will never see "oh 1M users were added overnight and our servers crashed since we werent able to handle the load" scenarios.

It is a bit shocking to see that you seem to be the absolute minority in this comment section, but at least the amount of upvotes give me some hope. The last companies I've worked for started implementing microservices because they thought it would fix their issues (mainly with complexity) and it made it worse in every case. This video also gives the impression that creating a monolith is the "old" way of writing software and microservices are the modern solution to all of our problems and this seems to be what most people are thinking. The reality is, that most companies are neither Google nor Amazon and switching to microservices just introduces a great lot of new problems for them. There are companies with internal software that is far off from being anything complex (you can run that on a raspberry pie without mayor issues) and used by less than a 100 employees where they switch to cloud-based microservice architectures because apparently this is what has to be done right now. Of course they do also have only a few developers which now have to handle not just one system, but a dozen services instead. I've not yet seen this having a positive impact anywhere. But I've seen it having a very bad impact a lot of times. There are single teams with 5 devs having to manage 20+ services out there.... And the worst part of that is, that they don't even manage to leverage the positive aspects of microservices. Most of the implementations I've seen are neither scalable (for example all using the same bottleneck database), nor independent (like all referencing the same model library). I don't think the technology itself is bad, just that it seems to be misused most of the time. I'd argue that the best way is to build a monolith first (using proper architecture!) and if you see that you for example run into performance issues because of a specific part of that application and you can provide the devs to tackle this, you extract that part into a microservice and build that one to be as resiliant and scalable as possible. But what do I know, the managers apparently know it better ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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thats called SOA, service oriented architecture

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@@5-minutesorless Would you be coming up with implementation of Microservices with NodeJs/Spring Boot?

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