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Why did we move Pricing to event-driven — and what did it cost?

Decided in D-247 for two reasons:

  1. Checkout latency. the Mongo read path regressed p95 — event-driven was the durable fix.
  2. Cost. a cheaper monolith patch was ruled out on capacity.

Maryam M. · Driver drafted it; CTO · Approver signed Aug 2025. The monolith patch D-188 was superseded.

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