Microservices - Migration from MonolithIf a gradual migration process fails at the 'payment' service, what is the best immediate action?AContinue migrating 'order' serviceBRollback only the 'payment' service migrationCRollback all migrated services including 'auth'DRestart the entire migration from the beginningCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify rollback scope in gradual migrationGradual migration allows rolling back individual services without affecting others.Step 2: Choose minimal rollback to reduce impactOnly the failed 'payment' service should be rolled back to avoid unnecessary work.Final Answer:Rollback only the 'payment' service migration -> Option BQuick Check:Rollback minimal failed service = C [OK]Quick Trick: Rollback only failed service to minimize disruption [OK]Common Mistakes:Rolling back all services unnecessarilyIgnoring failure and continuingRestarting entire migration without cause
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