I am fun of elixir and I want to move with elixir, but someone recommend go and python for microservices, I am not sure, I have to use all them for microservices, or which one is best for me?

[image] Skysoft13: Why not? Or what do you think about it That’s the wrong question to ask. Much better question is: “Why have microservices?” The classic microservices are basically self-contained apps that still have to work together and each has a separate database. That’s a nightmare to …

I’ll echo what @gregvaughn and @dimitarvp have said. However, if it was decreed from above that you have to use a microservice approach, then the answer is yes, Elixir can do microservices, and monolithic, and everything in between. [image] dimitarvp: If you are so hyped up about something, try…

While others has spoken finely about why you really consider carefully about microservices approach (recently popular opinion has moved toward modular monolith, even among microservices proponent like Sam Newman), i want to focus if you decide to do microservices approach, how do you decide between …

tnx so much for ur respond, what do you think about performance of membrane for video streaming and compare with python?

tnx so much for ur answer, I have an example, you have a mobile app like tiktok, it has message service and video streaming service, I mean if you were create microservice about it, how you will decide, like write chat service by elixir, and video streaming service by python, or write all services b…

What a great explanation, tnx so much.

tnx so so much ,I understand very well, appreciated :slight_smile:

I recommend you this article by Martin Fowler about microservices. In the case of Elixir, you can write a monolith app but in it will run “as microservices” on the host machine, which is one of it’s killer feature. However, microservices could be interesting with Elixir if you want to slice your s…