Microservices - Migration from MonolithWhich of the following is a correct step in an incremental migration plan?ADeploy all new microservices simultaneously without routing changesBUse feature flags or routing to direct some traffic to new servicesCStop the old system before starting migrationDSkip monitoring during migration to save resourcesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify safe deployment practicesUsing feature flags or routing allows gradual traffic shift to new services safely.Step 2: Eliminate unsafe optionsDeploying all at once, stopping old system early, or skipping monitoring are risky.Final Answer:Use feature flags or routing to direct some traffic to new services -> Option BQuick Check:Routing traffic gradually = safe migration [OK]Quick Trick: Use routing or flags to control traffic flow [OK]Common Mistakes:Deploying everything at onceStopping old system too earlyIgnoring monitoring during migration
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