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Which Pillar includes the following principals? - Experiment more often - Go Global in minutes - Use serverless architectures
The correct answer is C. Performance Efficiency. Performance Efficiency (C) is correct because its design principles focus on using computing resources efficiently and leveraging cloud-native capabilities to their fullest potential. "Experiment more often" encourages trying new technologies without the risk and cost of…
Question
Which Pillar includes the following principals?
- Experiment more often
- Go Global in minutes
- Use serverless architectures
Options
- AReliability
- BCost Optimization
- CPerformance Efficiency
- DOperational Excellence
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A6% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (46)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Performance Efficiency (C) is correct because its design principles focus on using computing resources efficiently and leveraging cloud-native capabilities to their fullest potential. "Experiment more often" encourages trying new technologies without the risk and cost of physical hardware. "Go Global in minutes" reflects AWS's ability to deploy workloads across regions instantly. "Use serverless architectures" removes the burden of managing underlying infrastructure so teams can focus on performance.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- (A) Reliability centers on recovering from failures, testing recovery procedures, and scaling horizontally - not global deployment speed or architectural innovation.
- (B) Cost Optimization focuses on eliminating waste, measuring efficiency spend, and adopting consumption-based models - not technology experimentation.
- (D) Operational Excellence is about running and monitoring systems, refining operational procedures, and learning from failures - not leveraging new architectures.
Memory tip: Think of Performance Efficiency as "do more with cloud technology" - Experiment with new services, Go Global using AWS's infrastructure backbone, and Go Serverless to offload heavy lifting. If a principle sounds like "use the cloud to its tech advantage," it belongs here.
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