C is correct.
monolithic design - issues with the traditional
- Scaling vertically, easy but limited. Scaling horizontal required add logical redesign.
- Tightly coupled - Maintenance is hard
- Single development stack (you will be stuck using the same technology for all) and because of this the answer D is wrong related to the COMPONENTS.
> Best scenario is to use a loose coupling design to be split up into independent services.
C is the correct answer. A monolitic app can be platform-agnostic but it's not mandatory. But is the app is monolitic, a service failure (such as storage or network) will bring down the whole app/service.
This is unlike the distributed application architecture where failure of one microcomponent can be detected and fixed dynamically.
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