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Fewer services, clearer boundaries
Most microservice pain is boundary pain. A simple test for whether you have cut in the right place.
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Most microservice pain is boundary pain. A simple test for whether you have cut in the right place.
A detection that fires forty times a night is worse than no detection, because it trains the team to ignore it. How to write one that survives contact with production.
Cost is an architectural constraint, not an accounting problem. Three patterns that cause most of the bills nobody expected.
Most people fail subnetting questions because they try to do binary arithmetic under time pressure. Here is the pattern that removes the arithmetic.