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The Death of Microservices Hype: When Modular Monoliths Win
A sober look at the 2026 correction away from "microservices by default": teams that adopted them before they had the scale to justify the operational cost are quietly moving back toward modular monoliths — a single deployable unit with real internal module boundaries, rather than either a tangled legacy monolith or a fleet of distributed services. The honest takeaway isn't "microservices were wrong," it's that the decision needs to follow actual scale and team-topology pressure, not architecture-conference hype.