1. Poor Performance: The lack of alignment between architecture clarity and system administration can result in a poorly performing system. This can lead to slow response times, delayed completion of tasks, and, ultimately, unsatisfied users.
2. Inconsistent Deployment: When there is a misalignment between architecture clarity and system administration, it can result in inconsistent deployment of applications. This can lead to misconfigurations, which can result in unexpected behavior of applications.
3. Increased Security Risks: Poor alignment between architecture clarity and system administration can increase the security risks of a system. Misconfigurations can result in vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.
4. Increased Maintenance Costs: Poor alignment between architecture clarity and system administration can result in increased maintenance costs. When there are errors or misconfigurations in the system, it takes more time and effort to fix the issues.
5. Reduced Scalability: When architecture clarity and system administration are not properly aligned, it can result in a system that is not easily scalable. This can limit the ability of the system to handle increased traffic or support additional users.
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