Microservices - Configuration and Secrets ManagementA microservice uses a push-based config update system but sometimes misses updates. What is a likely cause?AThe service does not acknowledge receipt of updatesBThe service polls the config server too frequentlyCThe service restarts after every updateDThe config server uses static environment variablesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand push-based config update mechanismPush systems send updates and expect acknowledgments to confirm delivery.Step 2: Identify why updates are missedIf the service does not acknowledge, the server may not resend or confirm updates.Final Answer:The service does not acknowledge receipt of updates -> Option AQuick Check:Missing ack = missed updates in push system [OK]Quick Trick: Push updates need acknowledgments to avoid missing data [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing push with polling frequency issuesAssuming restarts cause missed updatesThinking static env vars relate to push update failures
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