Microservices - Real-World Architecture Case StudiesWhich of the following is a correct reason to revert a microservices system back to a monolith?AWhen the system uses container orchestrationBWhen services are independently scalableCWhen services have high network latency causing slow responsesDWhen the system has a well-defined API gatewayCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify impact of network latency in microservicesHigh latency between services slows down the system and degrades user experience.Step 2: Understand how monolith helpsA monolith reduces network calls by combining components, improving response times.Final Answer:When services have high network latency causing slow responses -> Option CQuick Check:High latency = consider monolith [OK]Quick Trick: High network latency? Monolith reduces inter-service calls [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming container orchestration means no latencyConfusing scalability with latency issuesThinking API gateway solves latency problems
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