Which architecture design principle describes the need to isolate failures between dependent components in the AWS Cloud?
Use a monolithic design.
Design for automation.
Design for single points of failure.
Loosely couple components.
Explanations:
A monolithic design tightly couples components, making the entire system vulnerable to failures in any single component, which contradicts the principle of isolating failures.
Designing for automation improves deployment and operational efficiency but does not specifically address the isolation of failures between components.
Designing for single points of failure increases the risk of total system failure; it contradicts the goal of isolating failures between dependent components.
Loosely coupling components allows them to operate independently, ensuring that the failure of one component does not directly affect others, thus isolating failures effectively.
I opine that the answer is:
Loosely couple components.