mikrokost
Mikrokost is a term that has emerged in discussions surrounding microservices architecture. It refers to the aggregate cost associated with running and maintaining a system composed of many small, independent services. Unlike traditional monolithic applications where costs might be more easily tracked to a single entity, microservices distribute functionality across numerous services, each with its own resource requirements, deployment pipelines, and operational overhead.
The complexity of mikrokost arises from several factors. Each microservice may consume varying amounts of compute,