Question 360
A company runs all compute and data inside its own facilities and asks what deployment model that is. What outcome would MOST clearly confirm the approach works?
Explanation
Correct Answer
The asset inventory classifies physical hosting responsibilities correctly. This result is directly relevant because Owning and operating the facilities distinguishes on-premises deployments from AWS-managed cloud infrastructure. The underlying AWS decision is: Identify the current environment as on-premises rather than public-cloud hosting. The ongoing safeguard is: Reassess deployment models when migrating workloads.
Incorrect Answers
Multiple access methods expose cloud capabilities for interactive and programmatic tasks. In this question, however, owning and operating the facilities distinguishes on-premises deployments from AWS-managed cloud infrastructure. The answer that meets the requirement is: The asset inventory classifies physical hosting responsibilities correctly.
The web console provides an interactive interface to AWS services without requiring a command script. In this question, however, owning and operating the facilities distinguishes on-premises deployments from AWS-managed cloud infrastructure. The answer that meets the requirement is: The asset inventory classifies physical hosting responsibilities correctly.
Hybrid deployment combines on-premises resources with cloud services rather than requiring everything in one location. In this question, however, owning and operating the facilities distinguishes on-premises deployments from AWS-managed cloud infrastructure. The answer that meets the requirement is: The asset inventory classifies physical hosting responsibilities correctly.