'Why Monolithic Architecture has a Bad Reputation' by vudodov softwarearchitecture microservices
Nowadays, Monolithic Architecture carries exaggerated ill fame. I personally worked with a few monolithic architectures in the past. And there's something shameful in admitting that you work or have been working with a monolith. Imagine going to the interview and saying that you have deliberately built a monolith. Without supervising this claim with a context, you probably better not wait for an offer.
I'd like to emphasize that the Monolithic Architecture is not a bad practice or an anti-pattern. Also, the monolithic application is not necessarily a poorly designed one that internally employs the worst available practices.Any organization that designs a system will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure. — Melvin E. Conway
Most of the time, Monolithic Architecture is an unavoidable first step in the solution lifetime and the first stage of the application architecture evolution. And there are a few good reasons for that. First and foremost, it is the easiest and fastest way to build an MVP . Whereas time is an essential factor, especially if an organization adopts Lean Design and Agile practices.
The release process becomes convoluted, shattered with bottlenecks and various box-ticking exercises. Every release will require some involvement from at least one representative from each team. Release of any size must be planned in advance. Often organizations introduce gatekeepers to control the process.
A common delusion is that a Microservice Architecture is an approach where some business process or application is built from a set of services as opposed to a Monolithic Architecture where everything is self-contained in a single whole.A Microservice Architecture is an approach where the application is built with a set of independently deployable services. The separation of concerns is used to decide what concludes an individual service.
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