Why use a strangler pattern?

A strangler pattern is a software development technique that involves gradually replacing an existing application or system with a new one, while still allowing the old one to function in the meantime. The benefits of using this pattern include reducing the risk of downtime, minimizing disruption to users, and reducing the need for a complete system overhaul all at once. Additionally, the strangler pattern allows for incremental upgrades and improvements to be made to the system, rather than having to wait for a complete overhaul. This can ultimately result in a more efficient and effective system.

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