How does IBM Cloud Migration Services facilitate workload migration?

Question

Options

• ABy manually reconfiguring each workload for the cloud
• BThrough automation and tools that simplify the migration process
• CBy requiring extensive downtime for all migrations
• DOnly by migrating non-critical workloads

• A
  6% (2)
• B
  81% (26)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  9% (3)

Explanation

IBM Cloud Migration Services facilitates workload migration through automation and tools that simplify the migration process (B), reducing complexity, minimizing human error, and accelerating the transition to cloud environments. Option A is wrong because manual reconfiguration of each workload would be inefficient and defeats the purpose of a managed migration service. Option C is incorrect because IBM's tooling is specifically designed to minimize downtime, often enabling live or near-live migrations. Option D is wrong because IBM Cloud Migration Services handles both critical and non-critical workloads - limiting it to only non-critical ones would make it nearly useless for enterprise needs.

Memory tip: Think of IBM Cloud Migration Services as an "autopilot for migration" - automation is the core value proposition. Any answer suggesting manual effort, excessive downtime, or limited scope contradicts why migration services exist in the first place.

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