The biggest risk is integration failure. This includes the hidden work of making different services communicate reliably, handle errors gracefully, and perform together under production load. Teams often underestimate the middleware, monitoring, and fallback logic needed, leading to delays, cost overruns, and brittle systems that fail when vendor services have outages or under unpredictable traffic.
The biggest risk is integration failure. This includes the hidden work of making different services communicate reliably, handle errors gracefully, and perform together under production load. Teams often underestimate the middleware, monitoring, and fallback logic needed, leading to delays, cost overruns, and brittle systems that fail when vendor services have outages or under unpredictable traffic.
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The biggest risk is integration failure. This includes the hidden work of making different services communicate reliably, handle errors gracefully, and perform together under production load. Teams often underestimate the middleware, monitoring, and fallback logic needed, leading to delays, cost overruns, and brittle systems that fail when vendor services have outages or under unpredictable traffic.
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