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A developer is configuring the environment for an Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure Pro plan project. Which of the following environments are deployed on dedicated Infrastructure-as-a-Service (Ia
The correct answer is A. Production B. Staging. On Adobe Commerce cloud infrastructure Pro plan, Production (A) and Staging (B) are deployed on dedicated IaaS hardware (specifically, dedicated virtual machines on a three-node high-availability architecture). This dedicated infrastructure ensures redundancy, failover capability
Question
A developer is configuring the environment for an Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure Pro plan project. Which of the following environments are deployed on dedicated Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) hardware to ensure high availability? (Choose 2.)
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- AProduction
- BStaging
- CIntegration
- DMaster
- EDevelopment
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A87% (26)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
- E7% (2)
Explanation
On Adobe Commerce cloud infrastructure Pro plan, Production (A) and Staging (B) are deployed on dedicated IaaS hardware (specifically, dedicated virtual machines on a three-node high-availability architecture). This dedicated infrastructure ensures redundancy, failover capability, and production-grade performance for both the live site and its near-identical staging mirror.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- C. Integration - runs on a shared, containerized environment (not dedicated IaaS), intended for development and testing workflows only.
- D. Master - on the Pro plan, "Master" is part of the Integration environment tier, not a separate dedicated environment.
- E. Development - also runs in the shared Integration cluster; there is no separate "Development" environment tier in the Pro plan nomenclature.
Memory tip: Think "PS = Production + Staging = Pro + Serious hardware." Only the two environments closest to live customer traffic earn dedicated IaaS on the Pro plan - everything else lives in shared containers.
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