Readit NewsAnother observation is the overall amount of code is much bigger and most of these services are ~20% business/domain code and ~80% having to deal with sending and receiving messages from other process over the network. You can hide it all you want, but at the end of the day it's there and you'll have to deal with the network in one way of another.
Just like the frontend madness, this microservice cult will only end once the economy goes to crap and there's no money to support all these Babel Towers of Doom.
PS: microservices have a place, which is inside a select few of companies that get something out of it more than the cost they pay.
* A plug adapter
* My big ol' laptop charger brick and cord
* A medium-sized USB-A charger for phone, headphones, power bank
* A USB-C charger for iPad, Kindle
* A small power strip because I had to plug several things in
Now I just bring the single Passport III adapter. Done. It has a single power outlet pass-through, but I haven't even needed it because the only thing I ever plug in is chargers.
It doesn't feel different. The evangelists will hurt and the whole crypto industry is set back, the cynics gloat and revel in the schadenfreude and claim for the 748th time that crypto is dead... Until 12 months later when we do it all over again.
It's not the biggest, it's not the first, it won't be the last, it's nowhere near the most catastrophic. At least let the dust settle before making such bold declarations. Any such declaration at this point is more hope than expectation.