Question 100
An engineering group wants smaller experimentation risk when evaluating a new application framework. Which response BEST fits this cloud scenario?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Create isolated low-cost cloud sandboxes that can be discarded after evaluation. This choice addresses the specific business requirement: Rapid provisioning and removal enable small trials instead of irreversible infrastructure commitments. A clear way to confirm success is: Several competing prototypes are evaluated without changing production infrastructure. To sustain the result: Apply sandbox budgets, permissions and expiration controls.
Incorrect Answers
Elasticity aligns active resources with changing traffic rather than reserving peak hardware permanently. In this question, however, rapid provisioning and removal enable small trials instead of irreversible infrastructure commitments. The answer that meets the requirement is: Create isolated low-cost cloud sandboxes that can be discarded after evaluation.
Scaling out distributes more work across instances as demand grows and reverses when demand falls. In this question, however, rapid provisioning and removal enable small trials instead of irreversible infrastructure commitments. The answer that meets the requirement is: Create isolated low-cost cloud sandboxes that can be discarded after evaluation.
Cloud elasticity supports short peaks without year-round full-capacity infrastructure. In this question, however, rapid provisioning and removal enable small trials instead of irreversible infrastructure commitments. The answer that meets the requirement is: Create isolated low-cost cloud sandboxes that can be discarded after evaluation.