Microservices are independent entities and hence doesn't create any dependencies and break other systems when something goes wrong.
This is deeply wrong and miss the whole definition of what a system is. The only way to have no dependency and not break any other system when something goes wrong is to use no external system and to have no consumer of your own system. Microservices do the contrary by multiplying the number of services linked to each other.
All microservices does is make the boundaries between systems obvious to generate friction point when they change.
As said in other places, there are lot of problems with your other points too. I would highly advise to ask questions around here :) we all have to learn :)
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This is deeply wrong and miss the whole definition of what a system is. The only way to have no dependency and not break any other system when something goes wrong is to use no external system and to have no consumer of your own system. Microservices do the contrary by multiplying the number of services linked to each other.
All microservices does is make the boundaries between systems obvious to generate friction point when they change.
As said in other places, there are lot of problems with your other points too. I would highly advise to ask questions around here :) we all have to learn :)