Fun story, the same is true for almost every single "Microservice architectured" crap I've seen so far.
And yes, this is common. Once or twice would be bad devs. Almost everything seen in the wild, is a pattern, indicating there is something fundamentally wrong with the microservice ideology.
In almost all cases, there is no decoupling, no resilience, none of the many alleged advantages of microservices people have hyped up for a decade.
Instead everything depends on everything else, and if something is missing, it all comes crashing down in a heartbeat. It's a monolith in all but name, but with the added "fun" of being in 7 different languages, adding all the joy of networking, and a build chain the size of the Great Wall of China.
I even coined a term for it: "Distributed Monolith".
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u/theofficialnar 3d ago
If it goes down, it all goes down. 😎