Refer to the exhibit. An application must be deployed on a server that has other applications installed. The server resources are to be allocated based on the deployment requirements. The OS for each

Hybrid deployment refers to combining on-premises and cloud resources, not a specific method for deploying applications with independent OS instances on a single server.

Virtual machines (VMs) provide full isolation, allowing each application to run within its own independent operating system on a shared physical server. This architecture ensures that resource allocation can be managed per VM and that OS environments are completely separate from each other.

Containers share the host operating system's kernel, meaning the OS is not independent for each application, which contradicts the stated requirement.

Bare metal deployment involves running an application directly on the physical hardware without a hypervisor or other virtualization layer, which would not allow other applications to run with independent operating systems on the same server.