Microservices - Migration from MonolithWhen splitting a monolith into microservices, what should guide the service boundaries?ASize of the codebase in linesBIndependent deployability and business functionCNumber of database tablesDNumber of UI screensCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify key microservice principlesMicroservices must be independently deployable and aligned with business functions.Step 2: Compare optionsCode size, database tables, or UI screens do not guarantee clear boundaries or deployability.Final Answer:Independent deployability and business function -> Option BQuick Check:Independent deployability = A [OK]Quick Trick: Boundaries enable independent deployment [OK]Common Mistakes:Using code size as boundaryRelying on database table countUsing UI screens as boundary
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