CV0-003 · Question #372
A Chief Executive Officer (CEO) want to know why moving all mission-critical applications to the public cloud would have a positive impact on the business. Which of the following would provide the…
The correct answer is C. The public cloud allows for elastic salability. D. The public cloud decreases the need for disaster recovery. Public cloud provides elastic scalability and built-in geographic redundancy, which are the greatest strategic advantages for mission-critical applications.
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A Chief Executive Officer (CEO) want to know why moving all mission-critical applications to the public cloud would have a positive impact on the business. Which of the following would provide the greatest advantage? (Select TWO)
Options
- AThe public cloud reduces the time to implement a solution.
- BThe public cloud adds the ability to move easily complete P2V tasks.
- CThe public cloud allows for elastic salability.
- DThe public cloud decreases the need for disaster recovery.
- EThe public cloud decreases the need for QA in the SDLC.
How the community answered
(62 responses)- A10% (6)
- B2% (1)
- C84% (52)
- E5% (3)
Why each option
Public cloud provides elastic scalability and built-in geographic redundancy, which are the greatest strategic advantages for mission-critical applications.
While cloud provisioning is faster than on-premises deployment, speed of implementation is not considered the greatest strategic business advantage compared to elasticity and built-in redundancy.
P2V (physical-to-virtual) migration is a data center virtualization task unrelated to the unique advantages of public cloud services for mission-critical applications.
Elastic scalability allows organizations to dynamically expand or reduce compute and storage resources based on demand without over-provisioning, directly improving cost efficiency and responsiveness for mission-critical workloads.
Public cloud providers maintain multiple availability zones and geographic regions with built-in replication and failover capabilities, which significantly reduces the need for organizations to build and maintain separate disaster recovery infrastructure at additional cost.
Quality assurance remains a mandatory phase of the software development lifecycle regardless of where applications are hosted - cloud deployment does not remove or reduce the need for QA processes.
Concept tested: Public cloud elasticity and built-in disaster recovery
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/framework/scalability/overview
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