FastAPI - Database IntegrationYou want to ensure data persists even if your FastAPI app crashes unexpectedly. Which approach is best?ASave data immediately to a database on each changeBStore data in a global list and save on shutdownCKeep data only in memory variablesDWrite data to a file only when the app startsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze persistence needsData must be saved immediately to avoid loss on crash.Step 2: Compare methodsSaving on shutdown or in memory risks losing data on crashes.Final Answer:Save data immediately to a database on each change -> Option AQuick Check:Immediate database save = best crash safety [OK]Quick Trick: Save data immediately to database to avoid loss [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRelying on shutdown events for savingUsing only in-memory storageSaving data only at app start
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