Microservices - Advanced Patterns
Why might a system architect choose to implement multiple BFFs instead of a single shared BFF for all clients?
Why might a system architect choose to implement multiple BFFs instead of a single shared BFF for all clients?
hard📝 Conceptual Q10 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand reasons for multiple BFFs
Multiple BFFs allow customizing APIs and performance for each client type.Step 2: Analyze options
To tailor APIs and optimize performance for different client types. correctly states this reason. Other options contradict BFF goals or are incorrect.Final Answer:
To tailor APIs and optimize performance for different client types. -> Option BQuick Check:
Multiple BFFs = tailored APIs [OK]
Quick Trick: Multiple BFFs tailor APIs per client [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Thinking multiple BFFs reduce backend services
- Assuming multiple BFFs force same data format
- Believing multiple BFFs avoid microservices
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