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Too many web services ruin the application, Best resolutions.

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    We are working on an application that has about 70 web services. Now managing each of these is become a mesh and for each new feature people are creating new services again and again since nobody dare to modify the existing services. Now we are looking for best solutions to come out of the services mesh. please redirect me if any one has faced and fixed this issue.

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      We are working on an application that has about 70 web services. Now managing each of these is become a mesh and for each new feature people are creating new services again and again since nobody dare to modify the existing services. Now we are looking for best solutions to come out of the services mesh. please redirect me if any one has faced and fixed this issue.

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      pandu web dev
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      You may need to do code refactoring i think.

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        You may need to do code refactoring i think.

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        What do you do with those many services?

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          We are working on an application that has about 70 web services. Now managing each of these is become a mesh and for each new feature people are creating new services again and again since nobody dare to modify the existing services. Now we are looking for best solutions to come out of the services mesh. please redirect me if any one has faced and fixed this issue.

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          Dominic Burford
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          Sounds like your project needs to start enforcing some ground rules on how it maintains its code-base. You need to ensure you have adequate structure and that you adhere to coding standards on how code is organised. The only option here is to re-factor your existing code-base, and to set coding standards in place (in conjunction with peer-reviews) to ensure that the code doesn't degenerate again in the future.

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