Common mistakes in microservices often begin with incorrect service granularity, either creating services that are too large or breaking them down too finely leading to excessive inter-service communication. Another significant pitfall is underestimating distributed systems complexity, failing to implement robust observability tools
like logging and tracing, and properly managing eventual consistency. Developers frequently overlook data consistency challenges across independent services, leading to difficult synchronization issues. Furthermore, tight coupling through synchronous communication between services can negate the isolation and independent deployability benefits microservices aim for. Finally, neglecting DevOps practices and automation for deployment, scaling, and monitoring turns the microservices promise into an operational nightmare. More details: https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-OKLR/1.0/?relatedURL=https://epi-us.com/