When you're tasked with designing an application, one of the first questions that probably comes to your mind is whether to design a microservice or a monolith. The consequences of this seemingly simple and innocuous decision are potentially significant, and they're often not fully thought through. A wrong decision can

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This post explains the differences between monoliths and microservices, discusses how to choose the right architecture for an application, and highlights the benefits of starting with a monolith in the early stages of development.

Microservices vs Monoliths: Benefits, Tradeoffs, and How to Choose Your App's Architecture

How to Choose Between Monoliths and Microservices

<p>Explains the differences of both approaches very good and may be helpful if you have to decide between both of them.</p>


<p>I currently work with microservices, however the current problem is that we started to process a lot, too much information and it has still not been a fairly effective solution.</p>
