Microservices - Migration from Monolith
Which of the following best explains why an Anti-corruption Layer is used when integrating a new microservice with a legacy system?
Which of the following best explains why an Anti-corruption Layer is used when integrating a new microservice with a legacy system?
easy📝 Conceptual Q1 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand the role of an Anti-corruption Layer
It acts as a translator and adapter between legacy and new systems.Step 2: Identify the correct purpose
It isolates the new microservice from legacy changes by translating data and protocols.Final Answer:
To isolate the new service from legacy system changes by translating data and protocols -> Option CQuick Check:
Isolation and translation are key functions of an Anti-corruption Layer [OK]
Quick Trick: Anti-corruption Layer isolates and translates legacy data [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Assuming direct database access is part of the layer
- Thinking the layer merges domain models without adaptation
- Believing it bypasses security for speed
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