What if I told you the Spring Event logic you just wrote, the code you believe is clean and decoupled, is actually a poison slowly sickening your entire system? This is the harsh reality of the limits of Spring Events when applied outside of a monolith. Inside a single application, Spring Events are a vitamin….
That “simple” change that just broke three unrelated modules? That isn’t a bug—it’s a symptom of a disease called tight coupling. And every time you make a direct service call, you’re making the disease worse. Your codebase becomes a tangled web of dependencies, making every future change a nightmare of unpredictable side effects. Most developers…
Monolith Decomposition isn’t a refactor—it’s an organizational reset. Carve along the business seams—code follows. Principled Microservices Playbook This article is a standalone deep dive on how to properly decompose a monolith and is a chapter in our comprehensive series. You don’t need any prior context to get the full value from this post. To explore…
Two-Pizza Team Myth says small squads unlock endless agility—until the invoice shows up. Principled Microservices Playbook This article is a standalone deep dive on how to properly decompose a monolith and is a chapter in our comprehensive series. You don’t need any prior context to get the full value from this post. To explore all…
Architect’s Handbook for MSA This article is a standalone deep dive on how to properly decompose a monolith and is a chapter in our comprehensive series. You don’t need any prior context to get the full value from this post. To explore all related topics, please visit the full series index. -> Explore the Full…
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