Multigrain Services
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Seesaw claim: don’t ditch monoliths just for the buzz — a modern monolith with clean layers, CI/CD and horizontal scaling often wins early. Microservices trade lower coupling and per-feature scaling for network latency, saga-driven eventual consistency, and a huge ops burden once you hit hundreds or thousands of services. Practical stack items called out include Kubernetes, service mesh, API management, CI tools like Jenkins and deployment automation; migration often uses the strangler pattern to incrementally replace working code.
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