Unless scaling your system has driven you to microservices as a point of last resort, they're usually the wrong answer. Over the next couple of years, people are going to figure that out the hard way.
I can't disagree with this sentiment more strongly. While I've seen many a distributed system setup incorrectly, I've never seen one worse than a monolithic architecture.
the HTTP server connects to other microservices with the user information as part of its request. There's no reason to pass the JWT around.
That's a hard shell, soft center security approach which is very vulnerable to attack.
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I can't disagree with this sentiment more strongly. While I've seen many a distributed system setup incorrectly, I've never seen one worse than a monolithic architecture.
That's a hard shell, soft center security approach which is very vulnerable to attack.