Business migration to the cloud is to build an IT Infrastructure resource pool through "hardware resource pooling + fully integrated software + fully automated operation" to achieve resource sharing.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  81% (30)
• B
  19% (7)

Explanation

Option A is correct because cloud migration is fundamentally defined by the combination of hardware resource pooling, fully integrated software, and fully automated operations working together to enable shared, on-demand access to IT infrastructure. This definition aligns with established cloud computing principles, where organizations move from owning dedicated physical hardware to consuming shared virtualized resources managed through software and automation. Option B is incorrect simply because it contradicts the accurate definition - denying this description would mean ignoring the core architectural model that makes cloud computing distinct from traditional IT infrastructure.

Memory tip: Think of cloud migration as the "3-part formula" - Pool the hardware, Integrate the software, Automate the operations. All three together = resource sharing = cloud.

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