Comment by darkwater
3 days ago
So we monoliths are now back in vogue instead of microservices? /s
(And I agree, for most workloads monoliths are much easier to grasp and deploy than microservices)
3 days ago
So we monoliths are now back in vogue instead of microservices? /s
(And I agree, for most workloads monoliths are much easier to grasp and deploy than microservices)
Hold on, micro services were the original thing and you piped everything together. Just look at how bash scripts work. grep | sed | awk | ping | nectar -a | echo "holy cow" | vim -a -o -f --my-homie-we-win-this *.o
Now you don't need fifteen apps, all of which do text gripping. You just use the same grep.
Same for the above setup: I don't give a crap about BitTorrent, so why would I want RAM devoted to running anything related to that? RAM is expensive, yo!
With the userbase of 10(at max), i think monolith is fine.