Pros & Cons: Microservices deployment

Pros & Cons: Microservices deployment.md

Pros	Cons
High modularity and flexibility: can easily change or update a service without affecting other services. You can also reuse or replace services with different technologies or architectures	High complexity and maintenance: need to deal with inter-service communication, coordination, synchronization and consistency. You also need to manage multiple codebases, build processes and deployment processes
Short development and deployment cycles: can develop, test and deploy each service independently, which can speed up the delivery process and reduce the feedback loop	Low performance and scalability: may face network latency, bandwidth limitations and overhead when communicating between services. You also need to use more resources to run multiple services on multiple servers or containers
Low risk of failure and downtime: If a service fails or has a bug, it does not affect other services. You can also perform zero-downtime deployments by using techniques such as rolling updates or blue-green deployments	High testing and monitoring challenges: need to test and monitor each service individually as well as the whole system as a unit. You also need to handle distributed tracing, logging and debugging across multiple services