Clojurians Log v2

I like it, easy to read and a brutalist flair

Is there a name I can google for this architectural choice: micro-services from a single binary. I see no reason to split the codebase for a few services that share 90% of code, even abstracting that to a library seems overkill. Instead I have a single binary started with different options (`./binary --action A|B|C` for services A, B or C)

@dromar56 I don’t know of a name, but I’ve had the same idea (well, for Clojure) — just provide different entry points, and potentially with deps.edn different dependencies. So we have a monorepo with two entry points, the main app and the support-backchannel-app …

@dromar56 There are Java frameworks which can do this: quarkus is one of them

they compile with GraalVM native-image

but of course you can also build one using Clojure. I don't know if there is a name for this. Golang projects do this by default, since golang compiles to binary - also Rust.

Ah, so you want to package multiple services within one artifact with the same main method. Yeah, why not.

Actually I do have multiple mains, and my actual call line looks more like clj -m A|B|C, but I consider that implementation details. I'm more interested in pro/cons from an architectural point of view. It seems like the common monolith vs micro-services debate, but it's a monolith that is deployed as micro-services

Brutalist pastel 😆

hmm, my idea of "brutalism" would be a page that looks like an old school text editor, or unstyled html

maybe decorated with the raw css rules or html layout along the borders

now I want to try something like that...

What are the architectural goals you’re trying to achieve?

Clean separation of modules, responsibilities etc can be achieved using both. It requires more discipline with monolith though. Fine grained scalability is easy to achieve with microservices, if that’s a a goal.

Not sure how JS proposals work, but there is one for immutable data structures 😮 https://github.com/tc39/proposal-record-tuple

clojure did defrecord in ~2012 python implemented dataclass these days java 16 will have record Now JS 🙂 The great about clojure is that it's has nothing new.