A big selling point for microservices is when one is performing poorly or is down entirely your other services can continue operating. The challenge there is it's almost always a single endpoint that is causing issues for the whole server so if you can lock that down quickly you can achieve most of the same goals with a monolith. The alternative is to use the function as a service approach but that comes with it's own plethora of problems.
A big selling point for microservices is when one is performing poorly or is down entirely your other services can continue operating. The challenge there is it's almost always a single endpoint that is causing issues for the whole server so if you can lock that down quickly you can achieve most of the same goals with a monolith. The alternative is to use the function as a service approach but that comes with it's own plethora of problems.