My Monolith Is Really Cool
summary
The talk argues that monolithic applications are not obsolete and explains how to build maintainable, extensible, scalable, and testable monoliths using good engineering practices. It also shows that a well-structured monolith can simplify a later migration to a distributed architecture.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:32Monoliths as a positive choice
- 12:31Monoliths vs microservices trade-offs
- 18:12Common monolith pitfalls
- 25:29Hiding implementation details
- 31:55Domain-driven design in monoliths
- 36:37Testing and maintainability
- 41:15When to split a monolith
- 44:25Q&A
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