Stop Over-Engineering: Why Modular Monoliths Beat Microservices
Insight dari episode “Modular Monolith: Arsitektur Terbaik Sebelum Microservices” di Programmer Zaman Now, tayang June 15, 2026.
In "Modular Monolith: Arsitektur Terbaik Sebelum Microservices" (Programmer Zaman Now, June 2026), many teams rush into microservices, causing unnecessary operational complexity and infrastructure overhead. A modular monolith provides the same logical isolation and scalability benefits as microservices while remaining easier to maintain and deploy. By enforcing strict domain boundaries and communication contracts, you can transition to…
In "Modular Monolith: Arsitektur Terbaik Sebelum Microservices" (Programmer Zaman Now, June 2026), the intended audience is: Software architects and engineering leads managing small-to-mid-sized development teams.
Many teams rush into microservices, causing unnecessary operational complexity and infrastructure overhead. A modular monolith provides the same logical isolation and scalability benefits as microservices while remaining easier to maintain and deploy. By enforcing strict domain boundaries and communication contracts, you can transition to distributed systems later without refactoring core business logic.
Software architects and engineering leads managing small-to-mid-sized development teams.
Topik: Software Architecture, Microservices, Modular Monolith, Scalability, Backend Engineering
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Many teams rush into microservices, causing unnecessary operational complexity and infrastructure overhead. A modular monolith provides the same logical isolation and scalability benefits as microservices while remaining easier to maintain and deploy. By enforcing strict domain boundaries and communication contracts, you can transition to distributed systems later without refactoring core business logic.
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