Architectural Risk Analysis Quiz

What is the primary goal of architectural risk analysis?

• To improve system scalability

• To identify and evaluate potential risks associated with architectural decisions

• To enhance user interface design

• To reduce code complexity

Which of the following is a type of architectural risk?

• Performance risk

• Market share risk

• Usability risk

• Compatibility risk

What does trade-off analysis involve?

• Choosing the simplest solution

• Balancing advantages and disadvantages of options

• Selecting the most popular technology

• Ignoring potential drawbacks

Which method is structured for evaluating architectural trade-offs?

• RUP (Rational Unified Process)

• SCRUM

• ATAM (Architectural Trade-off Analysis Method)

• TOGAF

In ATAM, which quality attribute is often considered?

• Privacy

• Usability

• Scalability

• Color scheme

What is an example of a business risk in architecture?

• Security vulnerability

• Budget overruns

• Performance issues

• Integration problems

Operational risks in architectural design typically include:

• Scalability issues

• Missed deadlines

• High development costs

• Compatibility with old code

Why is it important to mitigate architectural risks early?

• To reduce project costs and avoid technical debt

• To make the project code-free

• To delay risk management

• To increase project size

What trade-off is involved in choosing performance over scalability?

• Increased complexity

• Reduced initial responsiveness

• Limited ability to handle workload growth

• Enhanced maintainability

In cloud architecture, prioritizing scalability may lead to:

• Higher costs

• Less flexibility

• Reduced data security

• Lower user satisfaction