Monolith vs Modular Monolith vs Microservices: The Honest Decision Framework
The article discusses the decision-making framework for choosing between monolith, modular monolith, and microservices architectures. It emphasizes that startups should not rush into microservices without first establishing product-market fit and a solid engineering foundation. A modular monolith is often a more suitable option for many teams, providing the benefits of microservices without the associated complexities.
- ▪Founders often mistakenly adopt microservices from the start, influenced by the experiences of larger companies like Airbnb and Grab.
- ▪A traditional monolith can be an effective architecture for small teams, offering faster development velocity and simpler debugging.
- ▪A modular monolith allows for structured modules within a single deployable unit, combining the benefits of microservices with less operational overhead.
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