You start building a beautiful monolith system. Maybe a modular monolith. The system grows, and requirements are ever-changing. Slowly, cracks begin to appear in the system. This could be for organizational reasons and distributing the work across a team. Or it could be because of scaling issues and performance bottlenecks. You begin the process of evaluating the benefits and tradeoffs of possible solutions. At last, you come to a decision. It's time to migrate parts of the system to individu...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
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Modular monoliths are an architectural approach that's becoming very popular. They combine the benefits of modularity and monolithic design. Data isolation ensures that modules are independent and loosely coupled. Today, I will show you four data isolation approaches for modular monoliths| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Modular monoliths are becoming more popular in the software engineering community. The allure of Microservices is becoming less compelling. We also have seasoned veterans of our industry saying you should reconsider: > You shouldn't start a new project with microservices, even if you're sure your application will be big enough to make it worthwhile. — Martin Fowler Modular monoliths give you the logical architecture of Microservices without the operational complexity. You can safely determi...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
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Going directly to a microservices architecture is risky, so consider building a monolithic system first. Split to microservices when, and if, you need it.| martinfowler.com