Microservices and CQRS: How to Optimize Software Development Cost
Architecture is the foundation for how well a complex software product will work. It determines scalability, stability, and security among other things. If this foundation is not laid properly it may cost a lot of money to fix faults and maintain such a product.
The idea behind an MVP is to build something tangible fast and get feedback to iteratively improve the product.
The concept of architecture planning isn't really within the scope of an MVP.
In contrast, a detailed outline of the architecture at the earliest stages of the process not only can be an expensive exercise, but also a meaningless one. Since the viability of a business idea has not been verified yet.
In this article, we attempt to show how to find a middle ground and wisely approach the use of microservices and CQRS, based on your own experience.
