New premium article: a service exists to solve problems
architecting microservice architectureI’ve written a new article for premium subscribers, a service exists to solve problems This article is follow up to my previous article, Thoughts about service granularity. It digs deeper into the idea that a service should only be added to an architecture if it solves a problem. I explore the idea that an architecture is the result of a series of design decisions, each of which solves a problem and modifies the architecture by adding, removing or modifying architecture elements. Consequently, you should be able to trace each service back to a design decision and the problem that it was intended to solve.
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