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Which architectural approach to software development breaks down the application into separate services that can be updated and scaled independently?
Which architectural approach to software development breaks down the application into separate services that can be updated and scaled independently?
- Microservices architecture (correct)
- Service-oriented architecture
- Distributed architecture
- Monolithic architecture
How do microservices communicate with each other?
How do microservices communicate with each other?
- Through well-defined APIs (correct)
- Through shared memory
- Through tightly connected processes
- Through direct method calls
What is the main advantage of using microservices architecture?
What is the main advantage of using microservices architecture?
- Simplified management of the entire application
- Easier adaptation and experimentation (correct)
- Tightly connected processes that scale together
- Choosing the right tools for each service
Which architectural approach to software development makes it harder to adapt and experiment due to tightly connected processes?
Which architectural approach to software development makes it harder to adapt and experiment due to tightly connected processes?
What are microservices?
What are microservices?
Which approach to software development allows teams to work on individual microservices without impacting the entire application?
Which approach to software development allows teams to work on individual microservices without impacting the entire application?
What is the main advantage of using microservices architecture?
What is the main advantage of using microservices architecture?
Which communication method do microservices use to interact with each other?
Which communication method do microservices use to interact with each other?
What is the purpose of breaking down an application into separate microservices?
What is the purpose of breaking down an application into separate microservices?
Which architectural approach scales together, making it harder to adapt and experiment?
Which architectural approach scales together, making it harder to adapt and experiment?
