What is your attitude towards microservices architecture and what reasons might lead to abandoning their use?

The architecture of microservices involves dividing an application into independent services, each responsible for its own business function. This facilitates scaling, speeds up development, and simplifies maintenance.

However, there are reasons to avoid microservices:

• Management complexity: microservices require orchestration, monitoring, and logging setup.
• Increased infrastructure costs.
• Difficulties with transactions and data consistency.
• Small projects or teams may not benefit from microservices.

If the project is small or the team is limited, it is better to use a monolith to avoid unnecessary complexity.