A cloud administrator is switching hosting companies and using the same script that was previously used to deploy VMs in the new cloud. The script is returning errors that the command was not found…

The correct answer is C. API version incompatibility. When switching hosting companies, the API versions of the cloud platforms may be different. If the script is using commands that are not supported by the new API version, then the script will

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A cloud administrator is switching hosting companies and using the same script that was previously used to deploy VMs in the new cloud. The script is returning errors that the command was not found. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of the script failure?

Options

AAccount mismatches
BIP address changes
CAPI version incompatibility
DServer name changes

How the community answered

(46 responses)

A
4% (2)
B
7% (3)
C
76% (35)
D
13% (6)

Explanation

When switching hosting companies, the API versions of the cloud platforms may be different. If the script is using commands that are not supported by the new API version, then the script will

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#API version incompatibility#cloud migration#deployment scripts#cross-provider

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