Microservice Architecture · interview question
How does using Apache Kafka contribute to the resilience of a microservices architecture?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
A. By decoupling services and allowing offline processing
Why
Kafka enhances resilience by decoupling services, allowing them to process messages asynchronously. This means services can continue to function even if other services are down, as they can process messages when ready.
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