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What are the two benefits of edge computing architecture? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is D. node distribution E. complex event processing. D) Node distribution: Edge computing places compute nodes physically closer to data sources (sensors, end devices), reducing latency and avoiding the need to backhaul all data to a central cloud. This distributed node model improves responsiveness and resilience. E) Complex…
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What are the two benefits of edge computing architecture? (Choose two.)
Options
- Arun applications
- Bcentralized implementation
- Cevent logging
- Dnode distribution
- Ecomplex event processing
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A6% (3)
- B4% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D88% (46)
Explanation
D) Node distribution: Edge computing places compute nodes physically closer to data sources (sensors, end devices), reducing latency and avoiding the need to backhaul all data to a central cloud. This distributed node model improves responsiveness and resilience. E) Complex event processing: Edge nodes can analyze and act on data streams locally in real time - correlating multiple event streams, filtering noise, and triggering responses without waiting for a round-trip to the cloud. Options A (run applications) is too generic and applies to any compute platform. B (centralized implementation) is actually the opposite of edge computing's philosophy. C (event logging) is a basic function, not a distinguishing benefit of edge architecture.
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