Microservices vs Monolithic arch.
The conversation explores the difference between monolithic and microservices architecture. Monolithic architecture refers to a single server where all components, functions, and modules are interconnected, while microservices architecture involves independent components that communicate with each other through APIs. The advantages of microservices architecture include scalability, flexibility, and maintainability. The decision to move from monolithic to microservices architecture depends on factors such as scalability requirements, flexibility needs, and maintainability concerns. The transition can be a complex and collaborative process that requires careful planning and the involvement of different team members. Each module in a microservices architecture can have its own tech stack, which may increase complexity but can be managed by hiring experienced individuals. Overall, the conversation highlights the benefits and considerations of adopting microservices architecture.
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