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Whenever we try to fix something in one corner of IT, we seem to yank another corner out of place and create new problems–trading one conundrum for another. Microservices are a perfect example of that: the denormalization of data and centralization of processes makes teams less interdependent (solving a human issue)...

"We burnt our hands enough and we have too many roughhouses around us. By infusing microservices architecture gratuitously, you’re just going to turn your bad code into a bad infrastructure." "There are numerous amounts of tried & tested solutions available, but they all come with a price - Latency. Moving away from an in-memory transaction to network based communication will change your latency unit...