EasyRememberMicroservices ArchitectureMultiple Choice
What is Conway's Law?
Remember — Tests recall of fundamental facts and definitions.
Answer Options
AAny code grows to fill available memory
BOrganizations design systems that mirror their communication structure
CMicroservices always outperform monoliths
DDistributed systems are always more reliable
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