md42,

Do you know of a success story where multiple Teams work in the same monolith? What would be a reason to do so?

leidkultur,
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@md42 I worked on many monoliths in such a scenario.
When the monolith is structured in a way that allows separate teams to work independently on them (i.e. Bounded Contexts), it works like a charm.

There are many reasons to do this:

  • A single deployment unit reduces complexity
  • In-memory calls are faster and more reliable than network-communication between microservices
  • governance, logging, monitoring are much easier

Those are just a few from the top of my head.

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