While reviewing a design for a municipal notifications service, an architect cites twelve-factor as guidance for portable, disposable processes with externalized configuration. How should that guidance be treated on the exam?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Twelve-factor is a toolkit of habits—like a municipal building code for portable services—not a quiz to recite factor numbers in order. Apply the practices to design choices. It is not an OCI product or a VCN standard.
Full Explanation
Twelve-factor methodology is a widely used family of practices covering portability, disposability, and configuration externalization. Exam items should apply a factor to a design decision rather than demand rote enumeration. It is not an Oracle service name and does not define networking address plans.