If you're planning to build an app, one of the fundamental decisions you face is choosing the right architectural style. This decision is important...
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Maintenance is simpler in Microservices architecture rather than in Monolith? Wrong! Buddy I have doubts that you really have worked on microservices and monolith production systems. Let me shed a light here for you. A project from my practice - we used to have 15 microservices for b2b solution, and over 100 CI/CD pipelines for them! Do you think our DevOps was happy about it? Now development. For microservices you have to have backward compatibility, so that your API interface must be stable as much as possible for all consumers. Eventually it will lead to mixture of obsolete and actual interfaces. If a change touches multiples microservices, it is a nightmare to synchronize all related projects. Same with refactoring. My suggestion is to be mindful, and decide in context, which architecture is better for our particular case.
I would say for monolith systems deployment and features delivery for big projects take longer time, scalability is worse, agile doesn't work good, however maintenance in well designed monolithic is much more easier and allows developers perform their work faster than in microservices architecture. Plus response time for end-user would be lower in monolith systems.
Hi. Absolutely, selecting the appropriate software architecture hinges on the specific context and requirements of each individual application.