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# [Why Debugging Microservices Feels Like a Murder Mystery](https://codehunger.hashnode.dev/why-debugging-microservices-feels-like-a-murder-mystery?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Debugging in a monolithic system is usually straightforward. All the code runs inside a single application, so one request maps to one process. When something goes wrong, you typically get a stack trace that clearly tells you which function failed an...

Jan 17 · 5 min read · codehunger.hashnode.dev  
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