Which type of container can allow for runtime isolation, ensuring that updates to one group of deployed resources do not affect another group?

The correct answer is A. Application. Applications provide runtime isolation whereby resources inside the application are not visible to other resources, such as message flows, libraries, or other applications that are running outside the application. Consider using applications if you need to ensure that updates…

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AApplication
BMessageSet
CShared Library
DDynamic Library

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Applications provide runtime isolation whereby resources inside the application are not visible to other resources, such as message flows, libraries, or other applications that are running outside the application. Consider using applications if you need to ensure that updates to one group of deployed resources do not affect another group. For example, use an application when you want to control which flows pick up the latest version of an ESQL module.

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