A cloud engineer is selecting a model for a data center that will host a workload. The database must reside within the data center on the company's SAN solution. However, the workload will be hosted…

The correct answer is B. Hybrid. A hybrid cloud model combines two or more distinct cloud infrastructures-typically on-premises private infrastructure and a third-party public or hosted environment. In this scenario, the database must remain on the company's on-premises SAN (private component), while the…

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A cloud engineer is selecting a model for a data center that will host a workload. The database must reside within the data center on the company's SAN solution. However, the workload will be hosted by a third-party vendor. Which of the following models should the cloud engineer select to meet these requirements?

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ACommunity
BHybrid
CPublic
DPrivate

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A
4% (1)
B
77% (20)
C
4% (1)
D
15% (4)

Explanation

A hybrid cloud model combines two or more distinct cloud infrastructures-typically on-premises private infrastructure and a third-party public or hosted environment. In this scenario, the database must remain on the company's on-premises SAN (private component), while the workload is hosted by a third-party vendor (public/hosted component). This split across environments is the defining characteristic of hybrid cloud. A private cloud would require everything on-premises. A public cloud would require everything with the third-party. A community cloud is shared among organizations with common interests. Only hybrid accommodates both on-premises data residency and third-party workload hosting simultaneously.

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#Cloud deployment models#Hybrid cloud#Workload placement#Data residency

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