Microservices - Migration from MonolithWhich syntax correctly describes a gradual migration step in pseudocode?Amigrate(all_services) then test(all_services)Bmigrate(service) then test(service) then migrate(next_service)Ctest(service) then migrate(all_services)Dmigrate(next_service) without testingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand migration orderGradual migration means migrating one service, testing it, then moving to the next.Step 2: Evaluate optionsmigrate(service) then test(service) then migrate(next_service) follows this order; others either migrate all at once or skip testing.Final Answer:migrate(service) then test(service) then migrate(next_service) -> Option BQuick Check:Correct gradual migration syntax = A [OK]Quick Trick: Migrate and test one service at a time [OK]Common Mistakes:Migrating all services at onceSkipping testing stepsTesting before migration
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