Module 2: Best Practices for Cloud Application Development
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Best Practices for Cloud Application Development
Graded Assignment
1. Which of the following is an anti-pattern when designing a cloud application?
- Perform asynchronous operations
- Embed configuration settings in your source code
- Cache application data and frontend content
- Use APIs and API gateways to connect to legacy systems in applications
Explanation:
- An anti-pattern is a poor practice that leads to inefficiency or problems in cloud application design.
- Embedding configuration settings in source code is bad because:
- It makes applications less flexible and harder to update.
- It exposes sensitive information (e.g., API keys, credentials).
- It prevents environment-specific configurations (e.g., dev, test, prod).
- Instead, use environment variables or configuration files stored securely.
2. For transient network issues, what error-handling approach should you implement?
- Implement a circuit breaker
- Display the error to the user
- Retry with exponential backoff
- Retry constantly until the call succeeds
Explanation:
- Transient network issues are temporary failures that usually resolve themselves (e.g., timeouts, packet loss).
- The best approach is retrying with exponential backoff, meaning:
- Wait a short time before retrying.
- Gradually increase the wait time if failures continue.
- This prevents overloading the system with constant retries.
Related contents:
Module 3: Getting Started with Google Cloud Development
Module 4: Data Storage Options
Module 5: Handling Authentication and Authorization
Module 6: Adding Intelligence to Your Application
Module 7: Deploying Applications
Module 8: Compute Options for Your Application
Module 9: Monitoring and Performance Tuning
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