REST API Questions et reponses d'entretien

Question 36. What distinguishes monolithic, SOA, and microservices architectures from one another?

• With a monolithic architecture, all the software parts of a program are put together and neatly wrapped in one large container.
• A group of services that communicate with one another is referred to as a service-oriented architecture. Simple data exchange or the coordination of an action between two or even more services are both possible forms of communication.
• Microservices Architecture is a type of architectural design that organizes an application as a group of tiny, independent services based on a business domain.

Question 37. Do you think GraphQL is the best choice for creating microservice architecture?

Because GraphQL hides your microservices architecture from the customers, it works perfectly with microservices. From the front end, you want all the data to come from a small API, while from the back end, you want to divide it into microservices. The best technique I'm aware of to do both is by using GraphQL. It enables you to divide the backend into microservices while still giving each application a single API and enabling joins across data from various services.

Question 38. What function does a URI serve in RESTful web services?

Uniform Resource Identifier is what URI stands for. In a REST architecture, a URI identifies each resource. Locating a resource or resources on the server hosting the web service is the purpose of a URI.

Question 39. What do Web API Media type formatters do?

The Web API's Media type formatter includes:

• The foundation class used to handle serializing and deserializing solid objects is called MediaTypeFormatter.
• BufferedMediaTypeFormatter is an utility class that enables asynchronous formatters on top of the infrastructure for asynchronous formatters.

Question 40. What are HTTP status codes and their meaning?

A few HTTP response status codes:

• Code 200: success.
• Code 201:resource has been successfully created. 
• Code 204: no content in the response body.
• Code 404: no method available.
• Code 500: Internal server error.