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They have nothing to do with performance. You can improve performance with vertical scaling, which nowadays has a very high ceiling.
It's not a coincidence that startups are advised against going with microservices until they grow considerably. The growth is organizational, and not traffic.
Yes, but you're failing to understand that the bottleneck that's fixed by peeling off microservices is the human one faced by project managers. In fact, being forced to pay the microservices tax can and often does add performance penalties.
I think you're missing the point that more often than not ain't going to need it.
In the rare cases you do, microservices is not a magic wand that fixes problems. The system requires far more architectural changes that go well beyond getting a process to run somewhere else.