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> A typical ELK deployment has logstash and kibana as well.

Now that we have tools like docker-compose, would it not be possible to spin up all the dependency apps in a single command, so as to preserve the character of a monolithic app?

I think the simplest way to understand recursion is as a for loop where you use the stack as the counter.

Recursion is basically implementing the operations of a repetitive loop but the loop controls are not explicit like in a for loop, instead you use the stack as the counter of the loop.

Once you think of recursion as just another way to do for loops, it immediately is demystified.

FWIW I think your post is very relevant.

I like the idea of a git based database. Please don't take a single person's opinion as that of the entire community.

> XML is awful

I never really understood this. This seems to be an oft repeated truism from mid 2000s with little backing it up.

The only awesome thing that JSON did, was lose type information as well. In fact, the only thing that I can see that JSON brought to the table was easier editing by those who didn't have IDEs, at the expense of losing type information.