Microservices - Resilience PatternsWhy is it important for health check endpoints to be lightweight and fast?ATo avoid adding load and delays to the serviceBTo increase the service's memory usageCTo make the service slower intentionallyDTo encrypt all health check dataCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Consider impact of health checks on serviceHeavy or slow health checks can add unnecessary load and delay responses.Step 2: Importance of lightweight checksFast, simple checks minimize resource use and provide timely status updates.Final Answer:To avoid adding load and delays to the service -> Option AQuick Check:Health checks must be lightweight and fast [OK]Quick Trick: Keep health checks simple to reduce service load [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMaking health checks heavy or slowConfusing health checks with security featuresAssuming health checks increase memory usage
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