When any single application function or component fails then the entire application goes down. This is primary disadvantage of
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When any single application function or component fails then the entire application goes down. This is primary disadvantage of
- The entire application shuts down if even one component or function malfunctions. Consider a website that offers distinct features like login, payment, and history. The performance of the overall application will be hampered if one function starts using more processing resources.
- A microservices architecture will lessen the possibility of suffering a single point of failure, meaning that if one component of a system fails, the entire system will still function.
- An application is referred to as monolithic if all of its functionalities are contained within a single codebase.
- A monolithic app is componentized into internal layers or libraries and contains all or the majority of its functionality within a single process or container. The drawback of this strategy is if and when the application expands and needs to scale. It's not really a problem if the entire application scaled.
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