The Wrong Server Connection

Amber: Hi everyone! I see a critical bug in the main application. It does not show the new feature.
Noah: That is strange, Amber. I am looking at the dashboard now, and the feature is active.
Amber: I have a screenshot. The database contains no new records. I am looking at it in my browser.
Noah: Wait, which server are you using? Are you in the local environment?
Amber: Yes, I am using the address that Rachel recommends.
Rachel: Oh! That is the old server where we run tests. It is for the design department, not our company main stack.
Amber: Ah! So my laptop is connecting to the wrong database?
Rachel: Yes, you are connecting to the old one.
Noah: I am the engineer who manages those files. I can send you the configuration file that has the correct paths.
Amber: Thank you, Noah! I am installing the file now. Yes! It works! It fixes the bug immediately.
Rachel: Excellent. We have ten minutes before our big team meeting. Now we can take a break and drink some coffee.

Read again and choose the right answer

What is the main problem Amber faces?

• She cannot open her internet browser.
• The application does not show the new feature.
• Her laptop is completely broken.

Where does Amber look at the database?

• In her code editor.
• On her mobile app.
• In her browser.

Who is Noah?

• The engineer who manages the configuration files.
• A developer from the design department.
• The project manager who runs the meeting.

What do they do at the end of the conversation?

• They configure a brand new server.
• They take a break to drink coffee.
• They start a long meeting.

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