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If you're going to go microservices, you want service A to use service B's public API (MQ or RPC or whatever), not to quietly depend on the schema B happened to choose. And sharing a database server instance turns overloads into cascading failures, unless the stack is very good at enforcing resource limits on noisy neighbors.


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