CLOUD-DIGITAL-LEADER · Question #314
Your company has recently acquired three growing startups in three different countries. You want to reduce overhead in infrastructure management and keep your costs low without sacrificing security an
The correct answer is B. Host all your subsidiaries' services together with your existing services on the public cloud.. Hosting all subsidiaries' services together on the public cloud reduces infrastructure management overhead (no physical hardware to maintain), keeps costs low through shared billing and economies of scale, and allows consistent security controls and quality of service to be enfor
Question
Your company has recently acquired three growing startups in three different countries. You want to reduce overhead in infrastructure management and keep your costs low without sacrificing security and quality of service to your customers. How should you meet these requirements?
Options
- AHost all your subsidiaries' services on-premises together with your existing services.
- BHost all your subsidiaries' services together with your existing services on the public cloud.
- CBuild a homogenous infrastructure at each subsidiary, and invest in training their engineers.
- DBuild a homogenous infrastructure at each subsidiary, and invest in hiring more engineers.
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B79% (23)
- C10% (3)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Hosting all subsidiaries' services together on the public cloud reduces infrastructure management overhead (no physical hardware to maintain), keeps costs low through shared billing and economies of scale, and allows consistent security controls and quality of service to be enforced centrally. Hosting everything on-premises (A) dramatically increases infrastructure management burden and cost. Building separate, homogeneous infrastructure at each subsidiary (C or D) multiplies complexity and cost, requiring significant investment in people and engineering at each location - the opposite of reducing overhead.
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