Given a microservice setup where 60% of traffic is routed to the new version and 40% to the old, what is the expected behavior during parallel running?

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Microservices - Migration from Monolith

ATraffic is routed randomly without percentage control

BNew version handles most requests, old version handles fewer

CBoth versions handle equal requests

DOld version handles most requests, new version handles fewer

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze traffic distribution percentages
60% to new means it handles majority of requests; 40% to old means fewer requests.
Step 2: Understand impact on request handling
New version will process more requests, allowing better testing coverage.
Final Answer:
New version handles most requests, old version handles fewer -> Option B
Quick Check:
Traffic percentage = More traffic means more requests handled [OK]

Quick Trick: Higher traffic percentage means more requests handled [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Assuming equal traffic despite percentages
Confusing which version gets more traffic
Ignoring traffic split in routing

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Given a microservice setup where 60% of traffic is routed to the new version and 40% to the old, what is the expected behavior during parallel running?

Step 1: Analyze traffic distribution percentages

Step 2: Understand impact on request handling

Final Answer:

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