Kafka - with Java/PythonWhy is it important to avoid setting Kafka configuration properties directly in application code?AIt automatically secures the configurationBIt improves application performanceCIt makes the code harder to maintain and updateDIt reduces the number of configuration filesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider maintainability of codeHardcoded configs require code changes for updates, increasing effort and risk.Step 2: Understand best practice for configuration managementConfigurations should be external to code for flexibility and easier updates.Final Answer:It makes the code harder to maintain and update -> Option CQuick Check:Code maintainability = Avoid hardcoding configs [OK]Quick Trick: Keep configs outside code for easy updates [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking hardcoding improves performanceAssuming hardcoding secures configsBelieving fewer files means better management
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