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KCNA · Question #84

The cloud native architecture centered around microservices provides a strong system that ensures ______________.

The correct answer is B. resiliency. Cloud-native architectures, particularly those built with microservices, fundamentally aim to create systems that are highly resilient and can withstand failures.

Submitted by haruto_sh· May 4, 2026Cloud Native Architecture

Question

The cloud native architecture centered around microservices provides a strong system that ensures ______________.

Options

  • Afallback
  • Bresiliency
  • Cfailover
  • Dhigh reachability

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • B
    91% (29)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    6% (2)

Why each option

Cloud-native architectures, particularly those built with microservices, fundamentally aim to create systems that are highly resilient and can withstand failures.

Afallback

Fallback is a specific pattern within resiliency, but resiliency encompasses the broader ability of a system to recover and continue functioning.

BresiliencyCorrect

Microservices promote independent deployment and scaling, allowing individual components to fail without bringing down the entire system, and enabling quick recovery, thus enhancing overall system resiliency. This architecture, coupled with patterns like circuit breakers and retry mechanisms, ensures the application can continue functioning despite transient issues.

Cfailover

Failover is a mechanism for switching to a redundant system upon failure, which contributes to resiliency but is not the sole overarching benefit.

Dhigh reachability

High reachability refers to accessibility, which is a desirable outcome but not the core architectural principle ensured by microservices in the same way resiliency is.

Concept tested: Cloud-native microservices benefits, System resiliency

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/guide/architecture-styles/microservices#benefits-of-microservices

Topics

#Cloud Native Architecture#Microservices#System Resiliency

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