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YouTube algorithms got me an interesting video titled: Microservices are Technical Debt. This is an interview with a principle engineer at DoorDash (US food delivery service) and a reference to an old article in DoorDash’s blog: Future-proofing: How DoorDash Transitioned from a Code Monolith to a Microservice Architecture.

Quite ironic that the title of the original article has words “future proofing” inside. Although, the argument about monoliths vs microservices is old and boring, there are a few of interesting insights in the interview. For example, microservices did help DoorDash to move faster when Corona hit. This is something that most likely wouldn’t be able to do without them. So, even with all the clumsiness that they bring today, that decision was worth it at the time.

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