Systems that are designed to be elastic require unattended configuration for rapid deployment. Many organizations use software to automate this process. Which of the following concepts are being…

Configuration management is the process of maintaining consistency of a system's configuration, which includes automation, but in the context of elastic systems and rapid deployment to meet demand, capacity management is the overarching goal being served.

Capacity management involves ensuring that IT infrastructure can meet current and future business demands cost-effectively. For elastic systems that need rapid, automated deployment, this automation directly supports scaling resources up or down to manage capacity effectively, ensuring availability during peak loads and optimizing costs during low demand.

Documentation management involves organizing and maintaining system documentation and is unrelated to automated deployment or elasticity.

Asset accountability is concerned with tracking and managing IT assets, which does not directly relate to the rapid, automated deployment of elastic systems.