A large scale migration plan does not fail because the target architecture is wrong. They stall because the plan ignores how systems, teams, and incentives actually behave under pressure. You
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You have probably seen this failure mode before. Traffic spikes, dashboards turn red, and yet half your infrastructure is sitting there bored. CPUs on one cluster are pegged at 95