Stefan Tilkov: On Monoliths
Stefan Tilkov – On Monoliths:
“When a project is started, there is an assumption that it’s the goal of a project to create a single system. This typically goes unquestioned, even though the people or person coming up with the project boundaries often don’t decide this consciously.
[…] In my view, the most important thing to do, then, is to find out how many systems we should be building in the first place. It may be a single one, but it may also be two, five or a dozen (though probably not more) – clearly, the decision should be made very consciously, because whatever system boundaries you pick, you will likely be stuck with them for a very long time.”