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adamaiken89
Yes in the past, not quite now.
The major differences are the size of the system, the number of users is serving and the size of development team.
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andrea
We got very small teams on projects, and our applications doesn’t really need to be web scale, so we are just using a monolithic approach, albeit modular.
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alex
I have always worked either by myself or in a small team. And microservices are needed for large teams with at least 9 developers, otherwise the microservice will do more harm than good.
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