In a microservices architecture, code is broken into small units. These pieces of code can be developed in isolation and shipped independently to production, which reduces dependencies between teams—the result: is rapid feature development and faster time to market.
While a microservices architecture brings many benefits, the reality is that these benefits tend to diminish at scale. In particular, the more microservices that an organization has, the harder it is to ensure that changes work together as a whole.
