問題文
A lead at the group proposes to cut the number of layers that sit behind the product, so that what the user meets is not built on so much complexity, and cites the moment of truth in support. What is wrong with reading that concept as support for the proposal?
選択肢
- The aim it plainly sets is to shorten the path of a request, and it grants in the same breath that a service is judged by the time its slowest layer takes.
- The aim it plainly sets is to keep the complexity from reaching the user, and it grants in the same breath that a service may hold a great deal of complexity.
- The aim it plainly sets is to teach the user the layers, and it grants in the same breath that a service earns trust as the complexity is laid open.
- The aim it plainly sets is to lower the count of the layers, and it grants in the same breath that a service loses value with each layer of complexity added to it.