What is the primary difference between Vertical and Horizontal autoscaling?

The correct answer is D. Vertical scaling requires a virtual machine to completely shut down as opposed to horizontal. Vertical scaling often requires making the system temporarily unavailable while it is being Horizontal scaling, also called scaling out and in, means adding or removing instances of a resource. The application continues running without interruption as new resources are

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AVertical scaling doesn't require moving resources but horizontal scaling does.
BVertical scaling is automatic and horizontal scaling is manual.
CVertical scaling is linear and horizontal scaling goes across.
DVertical scaling requires a virtual machine to completely shut down as opposed to horizontal

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Vertical scaling often requires making the system temporarily unavailable while it is being Horizontal scaling, also called scaling out and in, means adding or removing instances of a resource. The application continues running without interruption as new resources are

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