That's wrong. 1. The development cycle of monolithic apps depends on several factors and can be even faster than shipping microservices. 2. Microservices communication can be synchronous or asynchronous and REST apis is one of the synchronous ways 3. You need to test even when you make changes to mircroservices, to test both the changed microservice and the other ones as a result of this change. 4. The main benefit of microservices is having undependent teams working on different units of deployment that can be shipped undependently

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Except micro services are almost always dependent on others, so that means you have to waste time on building complex communication integration between them, then it also means it makes deployment even more complex because now you need to sync with multiple other services. In the end Monoliths are vastly simpler and can be made to be deployed fast, they can even use "pluggable" hot swappable design

Please also make one about Disadvantages/difficulties of/with Microservices ❤

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In reality, if you build a monolith nowadays with Spring Boot you'll be able to ship much faster. Microservices Architecture solves some problems but brings in a host of other problems with it. For e.g debugging issues in microservices is a challenge because while in a monolith one can quickly check where the error occurred in a system there is no such quick visibility. No design pattern is perfect :)

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Done😊

Only independent rest api or can be graphql too ?

REST only?