In a traditional monolithic architecture, we build the application as a single, indivisible unit. This leads to the functionalities being tightly coupled together, making it difficult to make changes or scale specific features. This approach makes creating a big ball of mud easier, particularly when the team invests little effort in domain modeling and analysis before and during development.On top of that, while this approach is simple and straightforward, it lacks the flexibility and scalability of more modern architectures. A monolith does not have to be indivisible, yet most end up this way because it is easy to create tight…