GCP - Cloud Pub/SubWhy is decoupling services using messaging systems like Pub/Sub considered a best practice in cloud architecture?AIt requires services to share the same database schemaBIt forces all services to run on the same serverCIt eliminates the need for monitoring and loggingDIt allows services to evolve independently and handle failures gracefullyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand decoupling benefitsDecoupling means services do not depend directly on each other, allowing independent updates and scaling.Step 2: Recognize failure handling advantageMessaging buffers communication, so failures in one service do not crash others immediately.Final Answer:It allows services to evolve independently and handle failures gracefully -> Option DQuick Check:Decoupling = independence and graceful failure [OK]Quick Trick: Decoupling lets services change without breaking others [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking decoupling forces co-locationAssuming no need for monitoringBelieving shared database schema is required
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