Parallelization
Normally, clients want their software to be developed early and come onto the market early so that they can test their idea or capture more market. For that reason, they want more developers working in parallel on their application. Unfortunately, in monolithic applications, we can do limited parallel work. Actually, we can do that in monolithic applications as well if we have very modular code. However, still, it can't be as independent and modular as it is in a microservices-based application.
Every service is being developed and deployed separately. Although these services communicate with each other, still, development can be done independently, and in most cases, we can keep several services being developed separately. ...
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