Multiple choice activity based on the previous reading text.

What is the purpose of the Sidecar/Sidekick pattern in cloud native architecture?

• To handle external traffic before it reaches the main application

  
  

• To divide tasks into smaller chunks and distribute them among workers

• To provide essential functionality like logging, monitoring, security, or API gateway alongside the main application

• To tailor responses to specific client needs in different types of client applications

1. Which cloud native architecture pattern acts as a central point for enforcing security policies and protecting the application?
   

• CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)

• Ambassador Pattern

• Backend for Frontends (BFF) Pattern

• Scatter/Gather Pattern

1. What benefit does the Scatter/Gather pattern offer in cloud native architecture?

• Concurrent execution of tasks, improving performance

• Improved modularity and resilience

• Tailored responses to specific client needs

• Separation of read and write operations, simplifying development

1. What does the Backend for Frontends (BFF) pattern aim to achieve in cloud native architecture?
   

• Separate read and write operations into different models and databases

• Provide essential functionality like logging, monitoring, and security

• Tailor responses to specific client needs in different types of client applications

• Divide tasks into smaller chunks and distribute them among workers

1. Which cloud native architecture pattern separates read and write operations into different models and databases?

• CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)

• Sidecar/Sidekick Pattern

• Ambassador Pattern

• Scatter/Gather Pattern