Any arguments to support this claim? What's the difference then?
If there is three communicating servces: first has 90% of the business logic, second has 7%, and the last one has 3%.
Should we call the first one a monolith? And if they don't communicate?
Alifatisk|1 year ago
negus|1 year ago
If there is three communicating servces: first has 90% of the business logic, second has 7%, and the last one has 3%. Should we call the first one a monolith? And if they don't communicate?
throwaway984393|1 year ago
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