Too many companies default to microservices, and with it comes increasing development and operational costs, a decrease in software quality, and a decrease in team motivation.

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Defaulting to microservices without a valid reason can lead to increased development and operational costs, decreased software quality, and decreased team motivation. Microservices are not a solution for spaghetti-code and can introduce hidden dependencies in a distributed environment.

Microservices without reason

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