Question 730
A business sees new demand in one geography but wants to avoid moving its entire existing deployment. Which underlying reason BEST explains the recommended choice?
Explanation
Correct Answer
On-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. This principle explains why the suitable decision is: Add localized application capacity near the new customer base as business needs justify it. The confirming observation would be: Traffic from the new location reaches the nearer approved deployment at tested latency. A useful continuing practice is: Review regional dependencies and cross-Region data-transfer requirements.
Incorrect Answers
Consumption-based provisioning lowers up-front commitment for short experiments. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: On-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical.
Separate Regions offer distinct geographic failure domains beyond one Region's AZs. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: On-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical.
Cloud resource APIs replace portions of lengthy manual physical-hardware requests. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: On-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical.