The shift towards microservices started gaining momentum in the early 2010s, as tech companies recognized the limitations of monolithic architectures.
However, recent trends show that many companies are moving away from microservices and returning to monolithic architectures due to challenges in achieving desired harmony.
Migrating to microservices can lead to complex interactions between services, circular calls, and data integrity issues.
The lack of well-defined domain boundaries in real-world systems often results in increased dependency on other services, leading to multiple issues.