Shift to microservices, containers, and orchestration tools can introduce

significant complexity, making it harder to manage and maintain applications.

▪ Require a deep understanding of various technologies, languages, and

frameworks, which can be challenging for developers to acquire. Requires a new

set of skills and expertise.

▪ Ensuring data consistency, integrity, and security across distributed

microservices and cloud environments can be challenging.

▪ Distributed nature of cloud-native applications can introduce new security

vulnerabilities, requiring organizations to invest in robust security measures.

▪ Specific cloud provider services or platforms can lead to vendor lock-in, making

it difficult to switch providers or adopt a multi-cloud strategy.

▪ Integrating cloud-native applications with existing legacy systems can be

complex and may require significant effort.

▪ Monitoring and troubleshooting distributed Cloud-Native Architectures may

require new tools, practices, and expertise.