[Solved] Consider this orchestration snippet in Kafka:if (event.type === 'OrderPlaced') { startPayment(); startShipping(); }What is the main issue with this approach? | Kafka

Kafka - Event-Driven Architecture

Consider this orchestration snippet in Kafka:

if (event.type === 'OrderPlaced') {
  startPayment();
  startShipping();
}

What is the main issue with this approach?

AKafka does not support conditional logic in orchestrators

BThe event type 'OrderPlaced' is invalid in Kafka

CPayment and shipping are triggered simultaneously, risking incorrect order processing

DShipping should always trigger before payment

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze orchestration logic
Both payment and shipping start immediately after 'OrderPlaced'.
Step 2: Identify problem
Shipping should wait for payment completion to maintain correct order.
Final Answer:
Payment and shipping are triggered simultaneously, risking incorrect order processing -> Option C
Quick Check:
Sequential dependencies must be respected in orchestration [OK]

Quick Trick: Orchestration must enforce correct sequence of actions [OK]

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