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=Tight coupling between components, as everything is in one application.
=Less reusability.
=Large code base; tough for developers and QA to understand the code and business knowledge.
=Less Scalable.
=Does not follow SRP (Single Responsibility Principle)
=More deployment and restart times.
A practice that should be implemented in the aforementioned situation is to separate the Agile and DevOps software development framework.
<h3>What is a
unit test?</h3>
A unit test can be defined as an automated test that's typically written and run by a software developer, so as to ensure that a section (component) of a software application meets its design specifications, functionalities and requirements.
In this scenario, a practice that should be implemented by the software developer is to separate the Agile and DevOps software development framework.
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<span>After connecting to an ftp site, the mget command will upload multiple files.
</span><span>The </span>mget command<span> retrieves multiple files from a remote server directory and stores them in the current local directory.
</span><span>ftp> mget <start of the like files> *
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ftp> mget file01 file02 file03
ftp> mget filename*
ftp> mget *.txt