Microservices and Application Architecture
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A company decides to use a microservices architecture for a new application. What is a primary benefit they are likely hoping to achieve?

  • Reduced infrastructure costs by consolidating all application components onto a single server.
  • Increased development speed and agility through independent deployment of individual services. (correct)
  • Simplified deployment process by having one large monolithic application to manage.
  • Enhanced data consistency by using a single, shared database for all application functions.

When designing a RESTful API, which HTTP method is typically used to update an existing resource?

  • PUT (correct)
  • DELETE
  • POST
  • GET

In the context of event-driven architecture, what is the role of a message broker?

  • To route events between producers and consumers. (correct)
  • To define the schema and structure of events.
  • To store and manage the persistent state of applications.
  • To directly process and transform event data.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of a twelve-factor application?

<p>Explicit declaration and isolation of dependencies. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

You are designing a system that needs to handle a large volume of read requests while ensuring eventual data consistency. Which caching strategy would be most appropriate?

<p>Cache-aside (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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