Up until now, we have heard a lot about microservices. In plain English, we can say that it's a way to break a large system into smaller subsystems in order to try and make the system as a whole work more efficiently. It should be easier to build and maintain. As much as it sounds good, at the same time, it is a challenge to break up any platform into a microservice pattern. It doesn't matter whether you are building it from scratch or migrating from a monolithic to a microservice architecture, it takes a lot of time, effort, expertise, and research to do so.
Say you have had a successful monolithic application, running for the last few years: Why would you want to change it? You are using it for a business, and a business needs consumers. If you see an increase in the number of internet users, then it makes sense for you to try to increase sales by increasing your digital presence and attracting more and more traffic. With good digital marketing, the...