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Not in every instance. Sure, microservices do tend to add more complexity, but that is not the same as technical debt. Technical debt is incurred when there is an undertaking of 'cutting corners in regards to intricacy'. Microservices that are well designed and implemented will reduce technical debt in the future by promoting modularity, reusability, and maintainability.
Some tools and technologies help develop and deploy microservices based applications. This include:
Containers (Docker, Kubernetes): For bundling and directing services.
Even though microservices have become increasingly popular, there are other options available:
Serverless Computing: Shifts the burden of infrastructure provisioning to the cloud providers and allows developers to concentrate on code only.