You're staring at your computer and your code deployment is stuck again. Those microservices run very well individually, but when put together they become a mess - one service cannot find that one, that one's response is as slow as a snail, and the whole system is like an unoiled gear, creaking and unable to turn. At this point you may be thinking: It would be great if someone could centrally manage the conversations between these services. In fact, many people have already found the answer. Not by magic, but by something called "service..."

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