#Monolith
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Death By a Thousand Microservices
The article argues that microservices often add complexity, tooling, coordination, and testing costs without matching scale needs, while monoliths and simpler service boundaries often work better.
Architecting monoliths for fast, sustainable flow
The post explains that fast, sustainable flow depends on team-sized, loosely coupled, testable, deployable, observable, and evolvable systems, and shows how monoliths can meet some of those goals only with careful design.
My 2026 Tech Stack is Boring as Hell (And That is the Point)
The author argues for a “Boring Stack” in 2026: a monolith on a single VPS with SQLite or Postgres, a standard REST API, and plain React, because simplicity reduces debugging and helps ship features.
Moving to Microservices at SoundCloud with Lukasz Plotnicki
An episode of Software Engineering Daily where Lukasz Plotnicki discusses SoundCloud’s move from a monolith to microservices, the technical debt it created, and the lessons learned about architecture.
MonolithFirst
The page argues for starting new applications as a monolith, since microservices add overhead, depend on stable boundaries, and are easier to adopt later after the system’s shape becomes clearer.