Microservices - Migration from MonolithWhat is a primary advantage of implementing microservices migration in incremental phases rather than all at once?AIt eliminates the need for testing after migrationBIt reduces the total number of services neededCIt allows early detection and resolution of integration issuesDIt guarantees zero downtime during migrationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand incremental migrationIncremental migration breaks down the process into smaller parts.Step 2: Identify benefitsThis approach helps detect integration or compatibility issues early.Final Answer:It allows early detection and resolution of integration issues -> Option CQuick Check:Incremental phases catch problems early [OK]Quick Trick: Incremental migration finds issues early [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming migration reduces number of servicesBelieving testing is unnecessaryExpecting zero downtime always
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