Microservices - Configuration and Secrets ManagementWhy is it important for a Config Server to support encryption and secure access controls?ATo automatically scale microservicesBTo improve microservice response timeCTo reduce network bandwidth usageDBecause configuration often contains sensitive data like passwords and API keysCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify security needs of configurationConfig files often hold sensitive info like passwords and keys that must be protected.Step 2: Rule out unrelated optionsOptions A, B, and D relate to performance and scaling, not security.Final Answer:Because configuration often contains sensitive data like passwords and API keys -> Option DQuick Check:Config security needed for sensitive data protection [OK]Quick Trick: Config Server must secure sensitive data like passwords [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing security with performanceIgnoring sensitive nature of config dataAssuming encryption improves speed
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