Python Microservices Development

Smaller projects

The second benefit is breaking the complexity of the project. When you add a feature to an application such as PDF reporting, even if you do it cleanly, you make the base code bigger, more complicated, and sometimes, slower. Building that feature in a separate application avoids this problem, and makes it easier to write it with whatever tools you want. You can refactor it often, shorten your release cycles, and stay on top of things. The growth of the application remains under your control.

Dealing with a smaller project also reduces risks when improving the application: if a team wants to try out the latest programming language or framework, they can iterate quickly on a prototype that implements the same microservice API, ...