Nowadays most of self-respecting architect prefers microservice architecture. But it’s not a silver bullet. I’ve already worked in the era of Service-Oriented Architecture and Layered Architecture…

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A good architecture will allow a system to be born as a monolith, deployed in a single file, then grow into a set of independently deployable units, then all the way to independent services and/or micro-services. The dark side of microservices Microservice architecture has a lot of benefits, but sometime it's like a shrew. The clean, modular architecture shown earlier in figure 1.1 doesn’t reflect reality.

Microservice architecture is not a silver bullet

Microservice does not equal to architecture