Which three disadvantages of connecting an on-premises private cloud to a colocation facility versus a cloud VPN are true? (Choose three)

Location availability is not a disadvantage of cloud VPN - cloud providers offer globally distributed points of presence that often surpass the geographic reach of physical colocation facilities.

QoS markings and policies cannot be enforced end-to-end across the public internet that cloud VPNs traverse, whereas dedicated colocation cross-connects allow consistent QoS treatment across private circuits.

Flexibility is not a disadvantage of cloud VPN - cloud VPNs can be provisioned, scaled, and decommissioned entirely through software, making them more flexible than physical colocation buildouts.

Time to provision is not a disadvantage of cloud VPN - VPN tunnels can be configured in minutes, whereas establishing a colocation cross-connect requires physical installation that can take weeks.

Internet routing introduces higher and variable latency due to shared infrastructure and unpredictable path selection, compared to the deterministic low-latency paths of dedicated colocation circuits.

Cloud VPN throughput is constrained by shared internet bandwidth and congestion, while colocation connections offer dedicated, guaranteed bandwidth with predictable performance.