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Monoliths vs Microservices vs Serverless

Frank Osasere Idugboe on November 26, 2022

Introduction When we are building a small-scale or large-scale applications, there are many different ways to go about it. While there i...
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Jbee - codehooks.io • Edited

Hi, and thanks for giving perspectives to this important topic. I have been down these paths before and experienced the pains and gains of both patterns.
I think we will see more Microservices and hopefully less of the current overload of infrastructure handling that needs to support them. I.e. extremely advanced and complicated container orchestration and network frameworks (K8S).

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Frank Osasere Idugboe

Hi Jones, You are actually correct and most firms are even going serverless

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Ogbeide Godstime Osemenkhian

Great article

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Frank Osasere Idugboe

Thank you Ogbeide

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Jeff Lindholm

One thing most people fail to do in microservices is actually make them microservices (data is tied to the service and no other service can access the data directly) most people make 'small services' that do one thing but share datastore(s) with other 'small services' - this is not a bad thing, it just is NOT microservices.

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Nitin Khaitan

25 reasons why an organisation should use Microservice. It is a practice not just for technology but it enables businesses and consumers also.

medium.com/towards-polyglot-archit...

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Heyo!

This is an awesome post! 🔥 In fact, the topic of your post would also work really well in The Ops Community too!

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Really hope that you'll share your post with the community there and consider browsing the other Forem communities out there!

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Frank Osasere Idugboe

Alrigth, Thank you

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Rodrigo Orellana • Edited

amazing explanation! thank you...
regarding the topic I found this frame, lol azomteestore.com/products/decouple...

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Roimer Peraza

Excellent article. Thank you

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Frank Osasere Idugboe

Thank you

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Yuki Kimoto

Thanks.