Microservices provide small, manageable, and deployable components that are isolated from each other. If one part of your application has issues, then it won't affect other parts of your application.
It breaks down large applications into smaller and more manageable components. Each element can be developed, tested, and deployed independently of other features.
As a result, microservices can help you get your application up and running faster than traditional monolithic applications. You'll also have better control over your application's performance because you can scale individual components as needed.
And if you need to upgrade or replace a problematic component, you can do so without affecting any other parts of your software stack. Plus, because microservices are small and isolated, programmers can easily test them.