3 reasons why micro-services aren't the miracle cure
summary
Argues microservices often trade one set of problems for another: one team ends up with 7–8 Cloud Run services that duplicate framework, pipeline and infra-as-code work; Spring’s Kafka integration forces repeated listeners; a single new feature (washing-machine installation) touches checkout, product page, invoice, carrier, accounting and analytics so deployment spans many teams and slows releases. Recommends practical mitigations like Spring Kafka integration abstractions, consumer-driven contracts and feature toggles, and warns architecture and org design must change too.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:58Microservices as problematic roommate
- 7:51Repeating same problems
- 9:37Microservices not simpler
- 13:11New features not faster
- 17:05Microservices not all bad
- 18:52Summary
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