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Indeed.
Most services start out as monoliths. But they quickly become microservices because it is easier to manage.
This part is broken? Instead of figuring out what the hell went wrong, just switch to a different microservice that does practically the same thing and be done with it.
Both have their pros and cons. It is the switching between them that creates the most problems.