Microservices - Testing MicroservicesWhy is testing distributed systems more complex than testing a single application?ABecause distributed systems do not require any testingBBecause distributed systems have many parts communicating over unreliable networksCBecause distributed systems use only one programming languageDBecause distributed systems run on a single machineCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand distributed system structureDistributed systems consist of multiple components running on different machines communicating over networks.Step 2: Identify testing challengesNetwork communication can be unreliable, causing delays, message loss, or failures, making testing more complex than single applications.Final Answer:Because distributed systems have many parts communicating over unreliable networks -> Option BQuick Check:Network complexity = C [OK]Quick Trick: Focus on network communication challenges in distributed systems [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking distributed systems run on one machineAssuming no testing is neededBelieving language choice affects testing complexity
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