A company has 20 microservices but faces slow feature delivery and high operational costs. What is the best approach to decide if reverting to a monolith is suitable?

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Microservices - Real-World Architecture Case Studies

AAdd more microservices to distribute workload evenly

BImmediately merge all services into one monolith to reduce costs

CEvaluate team size, deployment complexity, and performance bottlenecks before deciding

DIgnore operational costs and focus only on scaling microservices

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze factors affecting delivery and costs
Team size, deployment complexity, and performance issues impact delivery speed and costs.
Step 2: Make informed decision
Evaluating these factors helps decide if reverting to monolith improves simplicity and efficiency.
Final Answer:
Evaluate team size, deployment complexity, and performance bottlenecks before deciding -> Option C
Quick Check:
Balanced evaluation guides revert decision [OK]

Quick Trick: Assess team and complexity before reverting [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Rushing to merge without analysis
Adding more services without solving issues
Ignoring costs and focusing only on scaling

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A company has 20 microservices but faces slow feature delivery and high operational costs. What is the best approach to decide if reverting to a monolith is suitable?

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Step 2: Make informed decision

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