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 focuses on enforcing consistent, desired-state configurations across systems, not on dynamically scaling the number or size of resources to meet changing demand.

Capacity management encompasses planning, monitoring, and automatically provisioning resources so infrastructure can elastically meet workload demand. Elastic systems depend on automation software to rapidly configure and deploy resources without human intervention, which is a defining function of capacity management. This ensures resource supply scales in sync with demand, up or down, without manual steps.

Documentation management refers to maintaining records, policies, and procedures about IT assets and processes, and has no direct role in automated resource scaling.

Asset accountability involves tracking ownership and inventory of IT assets for compliance and auditing purposes, not automating resource provisioning for elastic workloads.