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Starting with a monolith instead of microservices may be easier and provide fault tolerance. Microservices can still be usable when they're down.

Dont Start With Micro Services

<p>Prime is cool. I love it when creators use common sense and don’t just jump on the latest hype train for $$$.
Years ago, we built a full microservice architecture on GCP for a client with 150 active users.
It was a complete waste of money and resources.</p>


<p>During the course, we were compelled to undertake a two-year microservices project in groups of three. We quickly encountered the limitations of this type of software architecture. If the services are not well-documented and the developers do not necessarily share the same development approach, we end up wasting a lot of time getting acquainted with the new service. Considering that we have 12 services, this becomes even more challenging.</p>
