Nanoservices and AI: Why the Anti-Pattern Becomes the Architecture

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Why nanoservices, once an antipattern, are the architecture AI-driven development requires. Re-examines Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz's 2012 nanoservice antipattern definition (SOA Patterns) and shows it was a verdict on economics, not granularity. Walks through the four original objections — poor performance, fragmented logic, development overhead, management overhead — and argues three have…

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