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What tradeoff occurs with the 12-factor principle of "store state information in the environment"?

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Answered by gauravarduino
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What tradeoff occurs with the 12-factor principle of "store state information in the environment"? [ ]State information is more reliable when stored locally on a server if you use SSD. [ ]State information stored in the environment is not encrypted so it is not secure.

Answered by Anonymous
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The tradeoff occuring with the 12-factor principle is :

slower than storing it locally on SSD.

  • The 12-factor principle can be defined as a methodology that is used for building software-as-a-service (SAAS) applications.
  • The 12-factor principles are-
  1. Codebase
  2. Dependencies
  3. Config
  4. Backing services
  5. Build, release, run
  6. Processes  
  7. Port binding
  8. Concurrency
  9. Disposability
  10. Dev/Prod parity
  11. Logs
  12. Admin Processes

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