Q1: When a user signs up on a platform, the system must:

1. Create a new user record in the database.

2. Send a welcome email.
3. Create a default user profile document in NoSQL DB.
4. Notify analytics service about the signup event.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q2: When a blog post is published, the system must:

1. Update the post status in the CMS database.
2. Invalidate relevant cache entries.
3. Notify subscribers via email or push notification.
4. Trigger indexing service for search availability.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q3: When a ride is booked on a ride-sharing app, the system must:

1. Match the rider with the nearest driver.
2. Reserve the ride details in the database.
3. Send notification to the driver app.
4. Push event to analytics service for tracking.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q4: When a product is added to the catalog by a seller, the system must:
1. Store product information in product catalog database.
2. Update search index to make it discoverable.
3. Notify moderation system for review.
4. Send confirmation message to the seller.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q5: When a video is uploaded to a video-sharing platform, the system must:

1. Store the video in object storage.
2. Trigger video encoding service.
3. Update video metadata in database.
4. Notify the user when encoding is complete.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q6: When a support ticket is created, the system must:

1. Store ticket details in the support database.
2. Send confirmation email to the customer.
3. Notify support agent or routing system.
4. Log the event in the audit system.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q7: When a user resets their password, the system must:

 1. Validate and update the password in the user store.
2. Invalidate existing sessions.
3. Send confirmation email to the user.
4. Log the action in the security audit service.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q8: When a scheduled report is generated, the system must:

1. Query data from OLAP database.
2. Generate report file (PDF/CSV).
3. Upload the report to a document store.
4. Notify user with report download link.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q9: When a product is purchased, the system must:

1. Deduct inventory.
2. Generate invoice and save it.
3. Notify fulfillment system.
4. Send email confirmation to buyer.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q10: When an ad campaign is launched, the system must:

1. Validate budget and targeting criteria.
2. Store campaign data in the ad server.
3. Trigger bidding engine activation.
4. Notify advertiser with campaign status.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q11: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 1-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 1-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 1-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 1-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q12: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 2-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 2-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 2-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 2-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q13: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 3-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 3-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 3-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 3-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q14: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 4-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 4-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 4-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 4-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q15: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 5-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 5-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 5-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 5-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q16: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 6-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 6-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 6-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 6-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q17: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 7-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 7-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 7-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 7-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q18: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 8-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 8-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 8-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 8-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q19: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 9-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 9-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 9-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 9-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q20: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 10-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 10-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 10-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 10-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q21: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 11-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 11-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 11-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 11-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q22: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 12-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 12-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 12-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 12-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q23: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 13-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 13-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 13-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 13-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q24: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 14-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 14-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 14-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 14-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q25: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 15-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 15-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 15-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 15-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q26: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 16-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 16-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 16-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 16-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q27: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 17-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 17-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 17-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 17-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q28: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 18-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 18-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 18-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 18-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q29: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 19-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 19-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 19-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 19-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q30: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 20-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 20-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 20-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 20-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q31: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 21-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 21-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 21-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 21-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q32: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 22-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 22-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 22-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 22-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q33: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 23-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 23-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 23-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 23-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q34: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 24-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 24-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 24-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 24-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q35: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 25-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 25-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 25-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 25-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q36: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 26-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 26-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 26-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 26-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q37: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 27-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 27-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 27-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 27-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q38: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 28-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 28-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 28-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 28-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q39: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 29-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 29-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 29-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 29-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q40: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 30-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 30-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 30-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 30-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q41: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 31-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 31-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 31-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 31-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q42: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 32-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 32-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 32-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 32-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q43: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 33-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 33-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 33-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 33-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q44: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 34-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 34-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 34-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 34-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q45: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 35-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 35-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 35-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 35-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q46: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 36-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 36-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 36-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 36-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q47: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 37-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 37-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 37-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 37-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q48: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 38-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 38-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 38-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 38-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q49: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 39-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 39-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 39-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 39-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q50: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 40-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 40-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 40-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 40-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q51: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 41-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 41-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 41-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 41-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q52: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 42-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 42-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 42-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 42-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q53: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 43-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 43-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 43-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 43-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q54: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 44-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 44-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 44-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 44-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q55: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 45-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 45-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 45-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 45-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q56: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 46-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 46-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 46-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 46-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q57: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 47-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 47-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 47-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 47-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q58: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 48-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 48-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 48-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 48-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q59: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 49-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 49-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 49-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 49-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q60: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 50-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 50-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 50-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 50-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q61: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 51-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 51-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 51-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 51-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q62: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 52-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 52-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 52-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 52-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q63: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 53-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 53-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 53-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 53-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q64: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 54-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 54-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 54-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 54-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q65: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 55-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 55-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 55-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 55-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q66: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 56-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 56-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 56-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 56-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q67: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 57-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 57-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 57-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 57-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q68: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 58-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 58-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 58-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 58-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q69: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 59-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 59-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 59-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 59-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q70: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 60-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 60-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 60-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 60-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q71: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 61-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 61-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 61-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 61-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q72: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 62-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 62-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 62-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 62-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q73: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 63-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 63-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 63-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 63-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q74: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 64-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 64-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 64-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 64-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q75: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 65-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 65-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 65-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 65-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q76: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 66-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 66-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 66-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 66-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q77: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 67-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 67-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 67-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 67-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q78: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 68-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 68-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 68-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 68-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q79: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 69-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 69-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 69-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 69-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q80: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 70-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 70-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 70-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 70-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q81: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 71-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 71-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 71-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 71-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q82: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 72-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 72-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 72-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 72-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q83: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 73-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 73-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 73-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 73-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q84: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 74-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 74-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 74-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 74-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q85: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 75-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 75-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 75-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 75-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q86: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 76-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 76-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 76-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 76-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q87: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 77-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 77-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 77-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 77-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q88: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 78-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 78-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 78-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 78-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q89: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 79-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 79-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 79-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 79-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q90: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 80-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 80-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 80-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 80-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q91: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 81-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 81-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 81-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 81-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q92: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 82-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 82-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 82-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 82-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q93: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 83-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 83-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 83-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 83-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q94: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 84-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 84-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 84-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 84-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q95: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 85-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 85-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 85-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 85-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q96: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 86-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 86-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 86-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 86-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q97: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 87-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 87-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 87-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 87-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q98: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 88-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 88-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 88-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 88-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q99: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 89-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 89-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 89-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 89-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q100: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 90-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 90-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 90-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 90-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q101: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 91-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 91-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 91-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 91-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q102: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 92-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 92-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 92-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 92-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q103: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 93-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 93-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 93-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 93-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q104: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 94-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 94-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 94-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 94-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q105: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 95-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 95-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 95-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 95-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q106: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 96-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 96-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 96-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 96-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q107: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 97-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 97-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 97-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 97-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q108: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 98-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 98-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 98-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 98-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q109: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 99-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 99-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 99-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 99-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q110: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 100-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 100-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 100-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 100-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q111: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 101-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 101-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 101-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 101-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q112: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 102-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 102-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 102-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 102-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q113: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 103-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 103-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 103-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 103-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q114: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 104-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 104-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 104-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 104-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q115: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 105-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 105-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 105-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 105-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q116: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 106-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 106-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 106-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 106-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q117: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 107-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 107-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 107-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 107-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q118: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 108-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 108-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 108-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 108-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q119: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 109-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 109-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 109-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 109-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q120: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 110-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 110-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 110-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 110-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q121: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 111-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 111-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 111-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 111-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q122: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 112-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 112-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 112-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 112-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q123: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 113-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 113-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 113-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 113-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q124: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 114-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 114-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 114-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 114-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q125: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 115-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 115-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 115-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 115-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q126: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 116-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 116-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 116-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 116-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q127: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 117-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 117-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 117-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 117-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q128: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 118-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 118-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 118-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 118-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q129: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 119-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 119-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 119-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 119-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q130: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 120-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 120-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 120-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 120-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q131: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 121-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 121-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 121-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 121-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q132: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 122-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 122-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 122-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 122-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q133: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 123-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 123-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 123-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 123-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q134: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 124-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 124-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 124-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 124-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q135: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 125-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 125-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 125-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 125-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q136: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 126-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 126-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 126-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 126-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q137: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 127-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 127-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 127-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 127-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q138: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 128-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 128-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 128-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 128-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q139: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 129-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 129-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 129-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 129-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q140: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 130-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 130-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 130-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 130-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q141: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 131-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 131-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 131-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 131-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q142: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 132-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 132-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 132-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 132-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q143: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 133-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 133-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 133-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 133-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q144: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 134-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 134-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 134-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 134-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q145: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 135-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 135-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 135-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 135-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q146: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 136-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 136-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 136-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 136-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q147: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 137-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 137-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 137-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 137-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q148: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 138-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 138-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 138-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 138-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q149: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 139-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 139-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 139-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 139-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q150: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 140-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 140-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 140-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 140-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q151: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 141-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 141-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 141-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 141-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q152: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 142-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 142-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 142-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 142-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q153: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 143-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 143-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 143-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 143-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q154: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 144-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 144-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 144-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 144-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q155: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 145-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 145-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 145-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 145-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q156: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 146-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 146-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 146-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 146-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q157: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 147-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 147-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 147-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 147-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q158: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 148-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 148-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 148-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 148-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q159: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 149-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 149-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 149-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 149-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q160: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 150-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 150-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 150-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 150-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q161: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 151-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 151-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 151-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 151-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q162: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 152-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 152-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 152-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 152-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q163: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 153-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 153-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 153-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 153-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q164: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 154-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 154-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 154-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 154-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q165: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 155-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 155-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 155-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 155-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q166: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 156-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 156-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 156-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 156-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q167: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 157-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 157-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 157-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 157-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q168: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 158-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 158-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 158-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 158-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q169: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 159-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 159-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 159-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 159-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q170: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 160-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 160-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 160-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 160-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q171: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 161-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 161-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 161-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 161-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q172: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 162-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 162-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 162-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 162-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q173: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 163-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 163-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 163-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 163-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q174: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 164-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 164-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 164-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 164-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q175: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 165-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 165-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 165-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 165-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q176: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 166-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 166-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 166-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 166-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q177: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 167-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 167-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 167-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 167-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q178: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 168-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 168-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 168-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 168-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q179: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 169-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 169-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 169-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 169-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q180: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 170-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 170-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 170-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 170-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q181: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 171-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 171-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 171-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 171-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q182: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 172-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 172-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 172-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 172-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q183: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 173-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 173-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 173-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 173-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q184: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 174-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 174-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 174-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 174-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q185: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 175-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 175-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 175-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 175-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q186: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 176-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 176-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 176-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 176-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q187: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 177-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 177-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 177-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 177-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q188: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 178-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 178-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 178-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 178-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q189: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 179-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 179-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 179-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 179-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q190: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 180-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 180-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 180-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 180-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q191: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 181-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 181-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 181-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 181-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q192: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 182-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 182-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 182-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 182-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q193: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 183-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 183-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 183-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 183-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q194: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 184-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 184-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 184-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 184-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q195: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 185-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 185-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 185-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 185-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q196: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 186-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 186-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 186-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 186-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q197: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 187-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 187-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 187-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 187-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q198: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 188-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 188-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 188-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 188-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q199: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 189-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 189-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 189-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 189-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q200: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 190-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 190-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 190-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 190-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q201: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 191-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 191-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 191-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 191-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q202: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 192-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 192-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 192-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 192-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q203: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 193-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 193-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 193-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 193-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q204: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 194-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 194-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 194-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 194-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q205: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 195-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 195-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 195-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 195-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q206: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 196-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 196-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 196-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 196-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q207: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 197-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 197-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 197-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 197-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q208: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 198-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 198-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 198-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 198-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q209: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 199-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 199-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 199-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 199-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q210: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 200-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 200-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 200-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 200-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q211: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 201-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 201-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 201-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 201-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q212: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 202-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 202-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 202-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 202-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q213: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 203-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 203-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 203-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 203-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q214: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 204-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 204-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 204-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 204-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q215: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 205-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 205-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 205-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 205-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q216: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 206-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 206-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 206-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 206-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q217: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 207-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 207-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 207-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 207-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q218: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 208-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 208-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 208-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 208-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q219: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 209-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 209-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 209-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 209-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q220: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 210-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 210-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 210-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 210-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q221: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 211-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 211-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 211-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 211-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q222: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 212-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 212-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 212-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 212-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q223: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 213-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 213-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 213-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 213-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q224: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 214-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 214-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 214-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 214-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q225: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 215-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 215-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 215-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 215-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q226: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 216-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 216-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 216-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 216-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q227: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 217-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 217-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 217-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 217-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q228: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 218-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 218-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 218-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 218-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q229: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 219-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 219-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 219-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 219-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q230: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 220-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 220-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 220-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 220-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q231: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 221-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 221-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 221-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 221-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q232: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 222-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 222-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 222-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 222-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q233: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 223-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 223-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 223-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 223-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q234: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 224-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 224-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 224-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 224-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q235: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 225-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 225-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 225-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 225-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q236: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 226-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 226-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 226-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 226-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q237: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 227-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 227-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 227-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 227-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q238: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 228-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 228-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 228-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 228-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q239: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 229-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 229-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 229-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 229-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q240: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 230-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 230-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 230-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 230-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q241: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 231-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 231-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 231-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 231-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q242: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 232-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 232-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 232-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 232-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q243: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 233-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 233-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 233-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 233-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q244: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 234-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 234-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 234-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 234-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q245: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 235-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 235-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 235-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 235-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q246: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 236-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 236-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 236-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 236-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q247: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 237-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 237-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 237-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 237-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q248: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 238-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 238-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 238-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 238-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q249: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 239-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 239-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 239-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 239-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q250: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 240-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 240-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 240-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 240-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q251: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 241-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 241-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 241-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 241-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q252: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 242-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 242-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 242-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 242-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q253: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 243-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 243-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 243-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 243-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q254: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 244-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 244-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 244-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 244-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q255: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 245-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 245-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 245-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 245-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q256: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 246-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 246-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 246-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 246-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q257: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 247-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 247-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 247-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 247-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q258: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 248-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 248-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 248-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 248-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q259: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 249-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 249-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 249-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 249-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q260: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 250-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 250-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 250-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 250-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q261: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 251-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 251-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 251-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 251-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q262: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 252-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 252-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 252-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 252-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q263: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 253-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 253-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 253-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 253-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q264: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 254-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 254-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 254-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 254-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q265: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 255-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 255-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 255-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 255-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q266: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 256-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 256-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 256-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 256-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q267: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 257-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 257-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 257-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 257-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q268: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 258-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 258-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 258-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 258-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q269: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 259-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 259-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 259-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 259-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q270: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 260-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 260-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 260-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 260-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q271: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 261-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 261-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 261-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 261-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q272: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 262-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 262-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 262-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 262-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q273: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 263-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 263-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 263-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 263-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q274: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 264-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 264-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 264-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 264-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q275: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 265-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 265-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 265-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 265-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q276: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 266-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 266-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 266-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 266-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q277: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 267-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 267-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 267-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 267-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q278: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 268-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 268-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 268-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 268-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q279: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 269-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 269-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 269-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 269-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q280: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 270-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 270-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 270-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 270-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q281: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 271-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 271-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 271-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 271-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q282: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 272-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 272-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 272-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 272-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q283: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 273-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 273-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 273-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 273-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q284: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 274-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 274-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 274-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 274-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q285: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 275-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 275-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 275-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 275-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q286: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 276-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 276-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 276-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 276-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q287: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 277-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 277-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 277-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 277-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q288: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 278-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 278-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 278-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 278-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q289: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 279-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 279-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 279-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 279-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q290: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 280-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 280-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 280-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 280-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q291: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 281-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 281-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 281-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 281-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q292: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 282-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 282-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 282-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 282-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q293: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 283-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 283-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 283-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 283-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q294: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 284-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 284-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 284-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 284-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q295: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 285-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 285-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 285-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 285-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q296: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 286-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 286-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 286-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 286-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q297: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 287-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 287-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 287-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 287-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q298: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 288-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 288-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 288-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 288-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q299: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 289-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 289-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 289-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 289-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q300: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 290-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 290-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 290-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 290-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q301: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 291-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 291-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 291-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 291-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q302: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 292-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 292-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 292-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 292-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q303: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 293-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 293-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 293-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 293-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q304: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 294-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 294-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 294-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 294-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q305: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 295-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 295-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 295-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 295-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q306: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 296-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 296-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 296-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 296-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q307: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 297-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 297-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 297-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 297-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q308: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 298-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 298-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 298-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 298-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q309: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 299-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 299-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 299-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 299-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q310: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 300-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 300-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 300-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 300-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q311: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 301-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 301-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 301-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 301-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q312: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 302-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 302-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 302-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 302-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q313: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 303-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 303-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 303-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 303-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q314: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 304-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 304-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 304-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 304-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q315: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 305-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 305-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 305-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 305-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q316: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 306-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 306-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 306-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 306-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q317: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 307-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 307-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 307-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 307-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q318: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 308-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 308-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 308-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 308-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q319: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 309-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 309-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 309-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 309-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q320: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 310-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 310-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 310-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 310-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q321: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 311-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 311-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 311-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 311-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q322: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 312-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 312-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 312-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 312-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q323: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 313-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 313-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 313-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 313-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q324: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 314-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 314-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 314-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 314-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q325: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 315-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 315-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 315-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 315-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q326: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 316-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 316-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 316-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 316-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q327: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 317-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 317-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 317-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 317-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q328: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 318-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 318-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 318-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 318-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q329: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 319-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 319-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 319-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 319-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q330: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 320-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 320-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 320-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 320-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q331: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 321-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 321-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 321-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 321-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q332: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 322-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 322-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 322-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 322-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q333: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 323-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 323-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 323-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 323-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q334: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 324-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 324-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 324-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 324-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q335: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 325-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 325-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 325-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 325-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q336: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 326-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 326-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 326-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 326-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q337: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 327-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 327-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 327-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 327-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q338: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 328-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 328-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 328-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 328-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q339: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 329-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 329-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 329-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 329-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q340: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 330-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 330-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 330-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 330-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q341: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 331-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 331-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 331-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 331-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q342: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 332-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 332-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 332-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 332-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q343: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 333-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 333-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 333-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 333-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q344: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 334-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 334-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 334-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 334-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q345: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 335-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 335-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 335-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 335-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q346: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 336-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 336-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 336-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 336-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q347: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 337-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 337-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 337-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 337-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q348: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 338-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 338-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 338-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 338-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q349: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 339-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 339-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 339-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 339-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q350: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 340-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 340-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 340-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 340-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q351: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 341-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 341-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 341-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 341-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q352: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 342-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 342-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 342-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 342-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q353: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 343-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 343-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 343-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 343-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q354: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 344-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 344-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 344-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 344-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q355: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 345-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 345-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 345-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 345-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q356: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 346-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 346-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 346-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 346-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q357: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 347-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 347-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 347-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 347-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q358: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 348-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 348-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 348-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 348-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q359: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 349-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 349-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 349-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 349-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q360: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 350-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 350-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 350-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 350-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q361: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 351-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 351-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 351-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 351-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q362: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 352-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 352-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 352-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 352-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q363: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 353-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 353-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 353-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 353-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q364: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 354-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 354-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 354-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 354-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q365: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 355-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 355-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 355-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 355-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q366: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 356-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 356-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 356-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 356-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q367: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 357-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 357-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 357-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 357-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q368: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 358-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 358-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 358-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 358-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q369: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 359-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 359-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 359-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 359-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q370: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 360-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 360-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 360-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 360-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q371: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 361-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 361-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 361-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 361-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q372: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 362-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 362-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 362-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 362-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q373: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 363-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 363-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 363-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 363-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q374: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 364-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 364-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 364-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 364-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q375: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 365-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 365-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 365-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 365-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q376: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 366-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 366-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 366-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 366-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q377: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 367-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 367-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 367-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 367-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q378: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 368-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 368-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 368-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 368-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q379: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 369-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 369-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 369-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 369-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q380: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 370-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 370-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 370-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 370-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q381: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 371-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 371-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 371-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 371-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q382: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 372-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 372-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 372-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 372-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q383: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 373-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 373-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 373-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 373-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q384: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 374-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 374-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 374-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 374-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q385: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 375-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 375-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 375-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 375-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q386: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 376-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 376-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 376-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 376-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q387: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 377-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 377-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 377-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 377-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q388: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 378-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 378-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 378-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 378-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q389: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 379-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 379-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 379-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 379-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q390: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 380-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 380-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 380-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 380-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q391: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 381-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 381-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 381-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 381-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q392: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 382-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 382-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 382-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 382-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q393: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 383-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 383-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 383-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 383-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q394: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 384-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 384-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 384-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 384-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q395: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 385-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 385-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 385-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 385-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q396: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 386-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 386-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 386-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 386-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q397: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 387-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 387-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 387-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 387-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q398: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 388-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 388-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 388-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 388-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q399: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 389-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 389-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 389-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 389-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q400: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 390-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 390-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 390-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 390-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q401: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 391-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 391-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 391-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 391-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q402: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 392-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 392-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 392-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 392-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q403: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 393-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 393-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 393-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 393-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q404: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 394-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 394-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 394-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 394-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q405: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 395-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 395-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 395-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 395-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q406: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 396-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 396-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 396-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 396-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q407: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 397-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 397-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 397-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 397-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q408: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 398-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 398-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 398-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 398-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q409: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 399-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 399-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 399-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 399-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q410: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 400-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 400-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 400-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 400-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q411: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 401-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 401-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 401-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 401-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q412: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 402-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 402-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 402-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 402-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q413: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 403-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 403-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 403-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 403-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q414: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 404-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 404-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 404-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 404-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q415: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 405-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 405-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 405-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 405-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q416: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 406-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 406-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 406-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 406-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q417: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 407-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 407-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 407-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 407-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q418: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 408-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 408-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 408-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 408-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q419: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 409-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 409-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 409-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 409-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q420: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 410-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 410-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 410-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 410-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q421: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 411-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 411-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 411-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 411-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q422: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 412-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 412-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 412-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 412-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q423: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 413-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 413-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 413-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 413-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q424: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 414-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 414-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 414-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 414-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q425: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 415-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 415-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 415-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 415-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q426: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 416-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 416-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 416-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 416-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q427: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 417-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 417-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 417-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 417-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q428: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 418-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 418-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 418-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 418-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q429: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 419-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 419-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 419-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 419-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q430: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 420-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 420-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 420-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 420-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q431: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 421-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 421-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 421-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 421-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q432: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 422-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 422-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 422-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 422-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q433: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 423-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 423-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 423-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 423-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q434: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 424-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 424-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 424-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 424-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q435: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 425-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 425-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 425-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 425-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q436: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 426-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 426-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 426-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 426-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q437: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 427-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 427-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 427-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 427-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q438: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 428-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 428-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 428-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 428-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q439: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 429-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 429-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 429-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 429-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q440: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 430-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 430-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 430-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 430-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q441: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 431-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 431-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 431-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 431-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q442: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 432-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 432-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 432-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 432-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q443: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 433-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 433-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 433-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 433-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q444: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 434-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 434-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 434-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 434-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q445: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 435-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 435-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 435-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 435-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q446: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 436-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 436-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 436-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 436-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q447: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 437-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 437-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 437-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 437-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q448: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 438-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 438-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 438-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 438-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q449: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 439-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 439-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 439-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 439-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q450: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 440-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 440-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 440-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 440-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q451: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 441-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 441-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 441-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 441-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q452: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 442-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 442-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 442-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 442-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q453: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 443-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 443-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 443-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 443-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q454: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 444-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 444-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 444-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 444-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q455: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 445-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 445-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 445-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 445-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q456: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 446-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 446-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 446-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 446-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q457: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 447-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 447-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 447-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 447-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q458: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 448-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 448-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 448-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 448-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q459: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 449-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 449-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 449-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 449-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q460: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 450-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 450-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 450-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 450-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q461: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 451-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 451-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 451-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 451-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q462: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 452-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 452-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 452-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 452-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q463: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 453-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 453-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 453-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 453-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q464: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 454-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 454-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 454-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 454-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q465: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 455-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 455-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 455-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 455-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q466: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 456-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 456-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 456-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 456-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q467: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 457-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 457-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 457-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 457-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q468: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 458-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 458-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 458-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 458-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q469: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 459-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 459-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 459-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 459-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q470: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 460-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 460-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 460-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 460-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q471: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 461-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 461-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 461-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 461-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q472: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 462-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 462-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 462-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 462-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q473: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 463-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 463-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 463-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 463-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q474: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 464-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 464-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 464-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 464-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q475: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 465-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 465-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 465-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 465-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q476: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 466-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 466-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 466-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 466-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q477: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 467-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 467-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 467-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 467-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q478: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 468-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 468-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 468-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 468-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q479: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 469-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 469-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 469-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 469-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q480: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 470-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 470-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 470-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 470-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q481: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 471-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 471-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 471-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 471-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q482: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 472-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 472-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 472-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 472-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q483: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 473-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 473-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 473-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 473-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q484: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 474-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 474-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 474-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 474-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q485: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 475-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 475-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 475-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 475-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q486: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 476-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 476-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 476-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 476-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q487: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 477-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 477-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 477-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 477-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q488: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 478-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 478-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 478-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 478-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q489: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 479-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 479-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 479-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 479-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q490: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 480-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 480-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 480-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 480-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q491: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 481-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 481-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 481-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 481-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q492: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 482-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 482-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 482-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 482-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q493: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 483-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 483-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 483-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 483-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q494: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 484-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 484-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 484-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 484-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q495: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 485-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 485-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 485-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 485-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q496: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 486-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 486-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 486-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 486-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q497: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 487-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 487-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 487-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 487-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q498: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 488-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 488-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 488-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 488-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q499: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 489-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 489-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 489-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 489-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q500: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 490-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 490-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 490-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 490-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q501: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 491-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 491-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 491-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 491-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q502: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 492-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 492-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 492-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 492-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q503: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 493-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 493-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 493-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 493-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q504: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 494-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 494-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 494-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 494-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q505: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 495-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 495-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 495-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 495-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q506: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 496-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 496-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 496-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 496-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q507: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 497-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 497-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 497-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 497-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q508: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 498-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 498-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 498-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 498-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q509: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 499-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 499-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 499-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 499-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q510: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 500-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 500-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 500-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 500-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q511: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 501-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 501-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 501-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 501-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q512: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 502-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 502-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 502-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 502-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q513: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 503-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 503-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 503-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 503-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q514: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 504-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 504-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 504-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 504-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q515: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 505-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 505-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 505-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 505-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q516: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 506-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 506-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 506-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 506-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q517: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 507-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 507-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 507-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 507-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q518: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 508-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 508-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 508-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 508-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q519: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 509-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 509-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 509-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 509-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q520: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 510-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 510-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 510-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 510-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q521: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 511-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 511-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 511-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 511-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q522: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 512-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 512-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 512-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 512-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q523: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 513-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 513-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 513-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 513-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q524: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 514-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 514-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 514-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 514-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q525: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 515-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 515-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 515-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 515-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q526: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 516-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 516-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 516-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 516-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q527: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 517-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 517-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 517-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 517-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q528: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 518-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 518-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 518-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 518-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q529: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 519-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 519-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 519-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 519-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q530: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 520-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 520-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 520-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 520-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q531: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 521-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 521-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 521-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 521-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q532: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 522-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 522-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 522-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 522-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q533: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 523-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 523-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 523-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 523-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q534: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 524-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 524-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 524-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 524-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q535: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 525-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 525-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 525-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 525-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q536: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 526-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 526-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 526-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 526-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q537: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 527-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 527-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 527-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 527-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q538: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 528-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 528-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 528-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 528-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q539: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 529-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 529-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 529-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 529-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q540: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 530-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 530-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 530-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 530-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q541: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 531-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 531-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 531-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 531-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q542: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 532-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 532-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 532-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 532-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q543: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 533-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 533-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 533-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 533-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q544: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 534-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 534-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 534-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 534-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q545: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 535-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 535-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 535-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 535-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q546: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 536-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 536-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 536-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 536-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q547: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 537-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 537-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 537-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 537-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q548: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 538-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 538-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 538-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 538-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q549: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 539-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 539-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 539-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 539-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q550: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 540-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 540-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 540-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 540-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q551: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 541-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 541-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 541-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 541-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q552: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 542-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 542-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 542-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 542-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q553: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 543-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 543-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 543-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 543-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q554: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 544-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 544-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 544-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 544-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q555: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 545-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 545-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 545-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 545-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q556: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 546-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 546-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 546-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 546-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q557: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 547-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 547-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 547-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 547-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q558: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 548-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 548-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 548-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 548-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q559: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 549-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 549-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 549-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 549-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q560: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 550-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 550-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 550-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 550-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q561: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 551-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 551-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 551-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 551-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q562: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 552-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 552-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 552-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 552-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q563: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 553-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 553-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 553-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 553-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q564: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 554-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 554-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 554-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 554-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q565: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 555-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 555-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 555-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 555-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q566: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 556-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 556-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 556-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 556-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q567: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 557-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 557-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 557-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 557-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q568: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 558-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 558-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 558-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 558-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q569: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 559-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 559-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 559-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 559-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q570: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 560-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 560-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 560-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 560-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q571: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 561-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 561-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 561-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 561-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q572: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 562-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 562-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 562-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 562-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q573: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 563-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 563-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 563-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 563-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q574: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 564-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 564-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 564-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 564-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q575: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 565-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 565-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 565-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 565-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q576: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 566-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 566-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 566-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 566-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q577: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 567-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 567-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 567-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 567-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q578: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 568-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 568-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 568-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 568-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q579: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 569-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 569-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 569-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 569-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q580: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 570-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 570-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 570-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 570-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q581: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 571-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 571-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 571-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 571-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q582: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 572-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 572-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 572-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 572-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q583: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 573-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 573-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 573-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 573-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q584: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 574-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 574-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 574-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 574-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q585: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 575-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 575-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 575-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 575-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q586: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 576-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 576-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 576-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 576-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q587: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 577-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 577-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 577-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 577-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q588: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 578-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 578-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 578-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 578-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q589: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 579-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 579-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 579-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 579-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q590: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 580-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 580-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 580-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 580-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q591: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 581-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 581-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 581-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 581-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q592: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 582-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 582-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 582-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 582-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q593: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 583-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 583-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 583-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 583-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q594: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 584-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 584-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 584-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 584-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q595: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 585-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 585-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 585-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 585-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q596: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 586-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 586-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 586-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 586-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q597: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 587-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 587-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 587-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 587-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q598: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 588-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 588-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 588-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 588-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q599: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 589-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 589-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 589-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 589-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q600: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 590-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 590-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 590-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 590-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q601: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 591-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 591-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 591-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 591-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q602: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 592-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 592-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 592-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 592-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q603: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 593-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 593-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 593-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 593-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q604: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 594-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 594-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 594-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 594-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q605: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 595-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 595-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 595-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 595-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q606: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 596-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 596-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 596-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 596-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q607: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 597-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 597-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 597-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 597-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q608: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 598-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 598-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 598-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 598-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q609: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 599-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 599-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 599-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 599-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q610: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 600-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 600-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 600-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 600-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q611: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 601-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 601-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 601-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 601-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q612: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 602-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 602-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 602-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 602-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q613: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 603-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 603-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 603-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 603-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q614: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 604-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 604-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 604-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 604-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q615: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 605-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 605-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 605-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 605-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q616: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 606-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 606-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 606-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 606-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q617: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 607-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 607-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 607-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 607-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q618: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 608-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 608-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 608-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 608-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q619: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 609-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 609-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 609-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 609-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q620: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 610-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 610-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 610-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 610-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q621: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 611-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 611-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 611-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 611-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q622: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 612-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 612-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 612-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 612-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q623: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 613-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 613-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 613-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 613-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q624: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 614-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 614-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 614-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 614-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q625: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 615-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 615-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 615-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 615-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q626: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 616-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 616-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 616-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 616-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q627: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 617-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 617-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 617-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 617-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q628: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 618-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 618-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 618-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 618-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q629: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 619-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 619-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 619-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 619-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q630: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 620-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 620-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 620-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 620-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q631: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 621-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 621-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 621-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 621-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q632: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 622-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 622-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 622-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 622-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q633: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 623-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 623-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 623-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 623-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q634: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 624-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 624-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 624-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 624-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q635: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 625-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 625-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 625-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 625-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q636: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 626-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 626-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 626-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 626-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q637: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 627-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 627-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 627-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 627-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q638: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 628-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 628-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 628-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 628-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q639: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 629-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 629-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 629-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 629-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q640: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 630-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 630-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 630-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 630-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q641: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 631-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 631-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 631-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 631-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q642: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 632-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 632-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 632-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 632-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q643: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 633-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 633-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 633-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 633-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q644: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 634-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 634-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 634-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 634-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q645: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 635-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 635-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 635-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 635-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q646: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 636-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 636-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 636-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 636-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q647: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 637-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 637-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 637-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 637-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q648: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 638-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 638-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 638-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 638-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q649: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 639-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 639-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 639-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 639-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q650: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 640-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 640-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 640-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 640-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q651: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 641-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 641-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 641-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 641-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q652: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 642-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 642-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 642-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 642-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q653: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 643-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 643-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 643-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 643-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q654: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 644-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 644-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 644-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 644-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q655: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 645-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 645-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 645-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 645-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q656: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 646-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 646-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 646-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 646-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q657: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 647-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 647-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 647-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 647-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q658: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 648-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 648-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 648-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 648-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q659: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 649-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 649-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 649-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 649-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q660: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 650-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 650-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 650-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 650-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q661: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 651-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 651-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 651-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 651-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q662: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 652-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 652-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 652-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 652-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q663: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 653-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 653-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 653-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 653-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q664: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 654-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 654-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 654-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 654-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q665: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 655-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 655-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 655-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 655-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q666: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 656-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 656-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 656-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 656-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q667: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 657-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 657-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 657-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 657-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q668: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 658-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 658-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 658-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 658-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q669: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 659-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 659-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 659-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 659-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q670: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 660-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 660-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 660-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 660-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q671: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 661-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 661-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 661-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 661-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q672: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 662-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 662-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 662-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 662-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q673: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 663-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 663-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 663-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 663-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q674: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 664-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 664-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 664-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 664-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q675: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 665-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 665-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 665-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 665-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q676: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 666-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 666-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 666-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 666-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q677: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 667-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 667-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 667-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 667-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q678: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 668-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 668-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 668-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 668-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q679: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 669-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 669-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 669-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 669-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q680: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 670-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 670-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 670-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 670-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q681: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 671-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 671-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 671-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 671-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q682: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 672-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 672-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 672-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 672-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q683: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 673-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 673-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 673-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 673-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q684: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 674-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 674-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 674-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 674-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q685: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 675-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 675-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 675-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 675-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q686: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 676-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 676-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 676-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 676-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q687: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 677-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 677-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 677-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 677-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q688: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 678-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 678-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 678-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 678-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q689: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 679-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 679-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 679-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 679-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q690: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 680-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 680-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 680-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 680-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q691: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 681-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 681-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 681-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 681-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q692: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 682-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 682-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 682-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 682-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q693: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 683-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 683-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 683-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 683-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q694: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 684-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 684-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 684-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 684-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q695: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 685-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 685-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 685-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 685-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q696: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 686-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 686-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 686-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 686-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q697: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 687-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 687-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 687-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 687-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q698: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 688-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 688-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 688-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 688-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q699: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 689-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 689-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 689-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 689-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q700: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 690-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 690-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 690-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 690-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q701: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 691-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 691-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 691-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 691-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q702: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 692-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 692-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 692-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 692-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q703: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 693-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 693-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 693-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 693-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q704: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 694-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 694-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 694-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 694-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q705: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 695-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 695-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 695-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 695-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q706: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 696-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 696-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 696-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 696-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q707: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 697-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 697-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 697-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 697-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q708: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 698-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 698-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 698-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 698-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q709: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 699-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 699-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 699-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 699-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q710: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 700-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 700-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 700-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 700-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q711: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 701-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 701-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 701-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 701-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q712: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 702-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 702-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 702-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 702-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q713: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 703-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 703-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 703-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 703-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q714: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 704-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 704-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 704-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 704-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q715: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 705-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 705-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 705-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 705-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q716: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 706-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 706-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 706-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 706-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q717: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 707-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 707-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 707-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 707-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q718: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 708-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 708-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 708-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 708-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q719: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 709-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 709-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 709-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 709-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q720: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 710-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 710-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 710-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 710-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q721: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 711-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 711-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 711-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 711-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q722: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 712-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 712-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 712-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 712-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q723: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 713-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 713-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 713-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 713-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q724: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 714-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 714-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 714-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 714-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q725: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 715-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 715-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 715-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 715-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q726: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 716-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 716-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 716-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 716-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q727: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 717-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 717-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 717-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 717-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q728: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 718-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 718-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 718-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 718-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q729: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 719-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 719-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 719-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 719-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q730: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 720-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 720-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 720-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 720-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q731: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 721-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 721-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 721-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 721-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q732: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 722-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 722-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 722-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 722-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q733: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 723-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 723-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 723-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 723-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q734: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 724-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 724-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 724-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 724-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q735: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 725-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 725-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 725-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 725-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q736: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 726-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 726-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 726-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 726-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q737: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 727-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 727-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 727-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 727-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q738: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 728-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 728-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 728-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 728-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q739: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 729-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 729-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 729-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 729-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q740: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 730-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 730-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 730-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 730-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q741: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 731-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 731-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 731-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 731-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q742: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 732-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 732-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 732-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 732-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q743: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 733-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 733-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 733-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 733-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q744: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 734-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 734-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 734-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 734-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q745: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 735-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 735-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 735-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 735-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q746: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 736-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 736-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 736-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 736-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q747: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 737-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 737-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 737-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 737-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q748: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 738-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 738-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 738-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 738-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q749: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 739-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 739-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 739-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 739-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q750: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 740-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 740-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 740-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 740-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q751: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 741-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 741-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 741-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 741-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q752: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 742-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 742-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 742-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 742-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q753: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 743-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 743-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 743-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 743-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q754: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 744-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 744-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 744-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 744-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q755: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 745-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 745-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 745-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 745-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q756: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 746-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 746-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 746-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 746-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q757: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 747-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 747-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 747-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 747-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q758: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 748-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 748-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 748-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 748-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q759: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 749-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 749-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 749-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 749-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q760: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 750-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 750-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 750-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 750-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q761: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 751-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 751-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 751-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 751-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q762: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 752-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 752-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 752-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 752-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q763: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 753-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 753-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 753-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 753-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q764: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 754-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 754-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 754-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 754-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q765: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 755-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 755-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 755-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 755-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q766: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 756-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 756-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 756-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 756-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q767: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 757-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 757-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 757-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 757-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q768: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 758-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 758-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 758-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 758-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q769: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 759-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 759-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 759-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 759-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q770: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 760-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 760-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 760-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 760-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q771: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 761-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 761-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 761-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 761-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q772: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 762-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 762-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 762-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 762-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q773: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 763-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 763-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 763-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 763-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q774: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 764-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 764-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 764-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 764-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q775: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 765-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 765-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 765-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 765-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q776: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 766-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 766-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 766-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 766-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q777: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 767-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 767-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 767-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 767-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q778: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 768-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 768-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 768-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 768-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q779: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 769-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 769-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 769-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 769-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q780: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 770-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 770-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 770-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 770-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q781: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 771-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 771-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 771-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 771-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q782: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 772-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 772-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 772-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 772-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q783: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 773-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 773-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 773-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 773-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q784: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 774-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 774-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 774-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 774-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q785: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 775-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 775-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 775-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 775-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q786: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 776-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 776-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 776-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 776-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q787: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 777-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 777-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 777-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 777-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q788: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 778-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 778-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 778-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 778-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q789: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 779-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 779-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 779-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 779-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q790: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 780-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 780-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 780-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 780-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q791: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 781-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 781-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 781-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 781-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q792: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 782-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 782-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 782-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 782-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q793: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 783-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 783-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 783-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 783-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q794: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 784-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 784-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 784-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 784-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q795: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 785-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 785-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 785-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 785-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q796: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 786-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 786-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 786-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 786-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q797: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 787-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 787-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 787-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 787-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q798: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 788-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 788-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 788-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 788-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q799: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 789-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 789-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 789-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 789-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q800: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 790-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 790-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 790-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 790-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q801: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 791-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 791-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 791-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 791-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q802: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 792-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 792-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 792-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 792-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q803: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 793-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 793-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 793-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 793-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q804: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 794-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 794-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 794-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 794-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q805: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 795-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 795-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 795-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 795-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q806: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 796-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 796-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 796-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 796-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q807: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 797-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 797-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 797-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 797-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q808: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 798-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 798-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 798-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 798-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q809: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 799-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 799-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 799-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 799-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q810: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 800-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 800-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 800-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 800-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q811: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 801-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 801-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 801-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 801-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q812: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 802-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 802-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 802-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 802-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q813: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 803-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 803-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 803-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 803-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q814: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 804-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 804-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 804-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 804-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q815: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 805-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 805-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 805-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 805-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q816: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 806-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 806-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 806-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 806-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q817: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 807-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 807-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 807-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 807-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q818: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 808-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 808-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 808-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 808-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q819: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 809-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 809-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 809-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 809-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q820: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 810-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 810-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 810-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 810-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q821: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 811-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 811-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 811-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 811-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q822: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 812-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 812-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 812-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 812-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q823: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 813-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 813-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 813-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 813-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q824: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 814-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 814-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 814-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 814-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q825: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 815-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 815-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 815-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 815-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q826: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 816-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 816-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 816-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 816-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q827: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 817-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 817-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 817-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 817-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q828: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 818-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 818-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 818-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 818-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q829: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 819-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 819-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 819-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 819-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q830: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 820-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 820-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 820-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 820-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q831: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 821-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 821-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 821-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 821-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q832: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 822-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 822-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 822-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 822-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q833: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 823-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 823-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 823-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 823-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q834: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 824-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 824-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 824-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 824-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q835: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 825-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 825-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 825-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 825-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q836: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 826-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 826-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 826-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 826-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q837: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 827-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 827-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 827-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 827-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q838: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 828-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 828-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 828-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 828-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q839: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 829-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 829-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 829-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 829-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q840: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 830-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 830-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 830-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 830-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q841: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 831-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 831-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 831-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 831-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q842: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 832-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 832-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 832-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 832-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q843: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 833-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 833-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 833-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 833-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q844: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 834-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 834-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 834-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 834-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q845: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 835-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 835-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 835-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 835-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q846: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 836-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 836-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 836-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 836-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q847: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 837-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 837-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 837-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 837-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q848: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 838-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 838-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 838-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 838-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q849: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 839-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 839-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 839-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 839-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q850: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 840-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 840-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 840-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 840-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q851: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 841-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 841-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 841-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 841-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q852: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 842-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 842-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 842-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 842-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q853: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 843-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 843-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 843-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 843-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q854: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 844-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 844-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 844-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 844-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q855: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 845-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 845-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 845-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 845-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q856: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 846-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 846-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 846-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 846-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q857: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 847-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 847-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 847-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 847-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q858: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 848-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 848-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 848-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 848-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q859: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 849-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 849-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 849-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 849-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q860: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 850-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 850-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 850-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 850-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q861: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 851-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 851-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 851-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 851-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q862: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 852-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 852-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 852-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 852-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q863: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 853-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 853-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 853-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 853-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q864: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 854-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 854-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 854-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 854-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q865: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 855-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 855-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 855-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 855-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q866: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 856-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 856-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 856-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 856-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q867: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 857-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 857-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 857-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 857-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q868: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 858-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 858-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 858-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 858-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q869: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 859-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 859-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 859-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 859-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q870: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 860-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 860-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 860-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 860-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q871: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 861-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 861-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 861-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 861-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q872: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 862-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 862-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 862-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 862-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q873: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 863-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 863-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 863-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 863-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q874: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 864-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 864-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 864-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 864-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q875: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 865-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 865-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 865-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 865-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q876: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 866-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 866-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 866-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 866-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q877: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 867-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 867-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 867-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 867-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q878: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 868-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 868-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 868-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 868-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q879: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 869-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 869-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 869-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 869-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q880: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 870-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 870-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 870-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 870-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q881: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 871-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 871-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 871-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 871-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q882: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 872-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 872-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 872-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 872-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q883: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 873-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 873-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 873-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 873-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q884: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 874-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 874-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 874-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 874-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q885: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 875-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 875-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 875-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 875-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q886: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 876-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 876-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 876-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 876-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q887: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 877-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 877-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 877-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 877-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q888: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 878-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 878-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 878-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 878-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q889: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 879-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 879-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 879-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 879-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q890: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 880-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 880-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 880-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 880-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q891: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 881-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 881-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 881-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 881-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q892: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 882-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 882-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 882-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 882-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q893: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 883-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 883-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 883-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 883-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q894: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 884-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 884-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 884-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 884-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q895: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 885-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 885-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 885-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 885-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q896: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 886-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 886-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 886-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 886-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q897: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 887-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 887-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 887-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 887-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q898: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 888-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 888-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 888-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 888-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q899: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 889-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 889-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 889-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 889-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q900: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 890-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 890-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 890-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 890-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q901: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 891-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 891-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 891-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 891-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q902: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 892-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 892-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 892-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 892-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q903: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 893-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 893-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 893-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 893-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q904: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 894-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 894-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 894-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 894-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q905: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 895-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 895-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 895-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 895-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q906: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 896-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 896-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 896-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 896-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q907: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 897-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 897-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 897-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 897-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q908: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 898-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 898-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 898-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 898-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q909: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 899-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 899-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 899-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 899-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q910: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 900-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 900-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 900-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 900-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q911: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 901-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 901-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 901-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 901-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q912: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 902-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 902-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 902-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 902-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q913: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 903-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 903-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 903-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 903-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q914: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 904-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 904-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 904-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 904-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q915: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 905-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 905-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 905-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 905-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q916: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 906-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 906-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 906-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 906-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q917: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 907-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 907-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 907-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 907-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q918: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 908-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 908-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 908-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 908-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q919: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 909-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 909-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 909-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 909-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q920: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 910-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 910-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 910-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 910-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q921: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 911-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 911-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 911-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 911-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q922: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 912-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 912-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 912-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 912-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q923: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 913-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 913-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 913-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 913-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q924: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 914-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 914-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 914-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 914-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q925: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 915-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 915-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 915-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 915-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q926: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 916-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 916-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 916-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 916-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q927: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 917-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 917-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 917-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 917-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q928: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 918-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 918-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 918-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 918-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q929: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 919-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 919-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 919-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 919-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q930: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 920-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 920-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 920-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 920-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q931: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 921-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 921-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 921-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 921-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q932: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 922-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 922-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 922-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 922-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q933: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 923-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 923-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 923-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 923-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q934: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 924-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 924-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 924-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 924-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q935: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 925-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 925-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 925-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 925-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q936: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 926-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 926-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 926-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 926-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q937: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 927-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 927-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 927-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 927-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q938: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 928-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 928-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 928-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 928-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q939: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 929-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 929-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 929-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 929-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q940: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 930-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 930-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 930-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 930-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q941: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 931-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 931-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 931-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 931-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q942: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 932-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 932-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 932-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 932-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q943: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 933-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 933-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 933-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 933-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q944: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 934-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 934-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 934-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 934-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q945: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 935-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 935-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 935-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 935-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q946: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 936-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 936-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 936-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 936-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q947: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 937-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 937-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 937-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 937-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q948: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 938-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 938-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 938-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 938-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q949: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 939-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 939-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 939-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 939-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q950: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 940-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 940-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 940-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 940-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q951: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 941-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 941-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 941-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 941-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q952: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 942-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 942-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 942-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 942-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q953: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 943-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 943-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 943-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 943-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q954: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 944-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 944-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 944-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 944-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q955: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 945-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 945-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 945-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 945-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q956: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 946-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 946-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 946-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
 4. Process step 946-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q957: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 947-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 947-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 947-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 947-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q958: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 948-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 948-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 948-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 948-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q959: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 949-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 949-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 949-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 949-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q960: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 950-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 950-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 950-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 950-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q961: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 951-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 951-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 951-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 951-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q962: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 952-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 952-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 952-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 952-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q963: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 953-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 953-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 953-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 953-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q964: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 954-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 954-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 954-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 954-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q965: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 955-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 955-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 955-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 955-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q966: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 956-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 956-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 956-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 956-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q967: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 957-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 957-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 957-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 957-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q968: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 958-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 958-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 958-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 958-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q969: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 959-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 959-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 959-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 959-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q970: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 960-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 960-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 960-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 960-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q971: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 961-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 961-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 961-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 961-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q972: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 962-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 962-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 962-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 962-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q973: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 963-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 963-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 963-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 963-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q974: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 964-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 964-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 964-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 964-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q975: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 965-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 965-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 965-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 965-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q976: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 966-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 966-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 966-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 966-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q977: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 967-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 967-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 967-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 967-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q978: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 968-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 968-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 968-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 968-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q979: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 969-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 969-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 969-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 969-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q980: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 970-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 970-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 970-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 970-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?
Q981: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 971-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 971-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 971-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 971-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q982: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 972-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 972-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 972-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 972-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q983: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 973-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 973-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 973-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 973-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q984: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 974-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 974-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 974-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 974-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q985: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 975-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 975-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 975-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 975-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q986: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 976-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 976-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 976-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 976-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q987: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
 1. Process step 977-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 977-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 977-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 977-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q988: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 978-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 978-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 978-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 978-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q989: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 979-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 979-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 979-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 979-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q990: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 980-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 980-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 980-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 980-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q991: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 981-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 981-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 981-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 981-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q992: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 982-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 982-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 982-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 982-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q993: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 983-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
 2. Process step 983-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 983-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 983-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q994: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 984-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 984-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 984-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 984-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q995: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 985-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 985-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 985-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 985-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q996: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 986-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 986-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 986-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 986-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q997: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 987-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 987-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 987-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 987-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q998: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 988-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 988-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 988-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 988-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q999: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 989-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 989-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
 3. Process step 989-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 989-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?

Q1000: When an event-driven action is triggered in a microservice-based system, the system must:
1. Process step 990-1: Validate and parse incoming request data.
2. Process step 990-2: Save core data to a transactional database.
3. Process step 990-3: Emit event to downstream services via message broker.
4. Process step 990-4: Archive operation logs in a monitoring database.
If any of these can fail, how would you design the logic to ensure resilience?