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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the characteristics from the left onto the infrastructure deployment models on the right. Answer:
The correct answer is Costs for this model are considered CapEx.; This model enables complete control of the servers.; This model improves elasticity of resources.; This model reduces management overhead by leveraging provider-managed resources.. In an on-premises (private) deployment model, costs are capital expenditures (CapEx) because organizations purchase and own physical hardware outright, and administrators have complete control over servers, configurations, and security policies. In contrast, public or hybrid clou
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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the characteristics from the left onto the infrastructure deployment models on the right. Answer:
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- Costs for this model are considered CapEx.
- This model enables complete control of the servers.
- This model improves elasticity of resources.
- This model reduces management overhead by leveraging provider-managed resources.
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In an on-premises (private) deployment model, costs are capital expenditures (CapEx) because organizations purchase and own physical hardware outright, and administrators have complete control over servers, configurations, and security policies. In contrast, public or hybrid cloud models shift costs to operational expenditures (OpEx), improve elasticity by allowing rapid scaling of resources on demand, and reduce management overhead since the cloud provider handles infrastructure maintenance, patching, and hardware lifecycle management.
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