Rest API - Rate Limiting and ThrottlingWhat does graceful degradation mean in the context of REST APIs?AThe API always returns full data regardless of errorsBThe API stops working immediately when an error occursCThe API hides all errors from the user without any responseDThe API continues to work with reduced functionality when some parts failCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the concept of graceful degradationGraceful degradation means a system keeps working even if some parts fail, but with less functionality.Step 2: Apply this to REST APIsIn REST APIs, this means returning partial data or fallback responses instead of failing completely.Final Answer:The API continues to work with reduced functionality when some parts fail -> Option DQuick Check:Graceful degradation = continue with reduced features [OK]Quick Trick: Graceful degradation means partial service instead of total failure [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking graceful degradation means hiding errors completelyAssuming the API stops working on any errorBelieving full data is always returned despite failures
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