H13-821_V3.0 · Question #298
In the Serverless mode, the cloud platform is responsible for managing the startup, execution and usage of microservice functions, and users need to configure the computing resources, network…
The correct answer is A. True. Option A is correct because the statement accurately captures how responsibility is divided in Serverless mode: the cloud platform handles all operational concerns such as spinning up function instances, managing execution environments, and tracking usage, while users retain…
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In the Serverless mode, the cloud platform is responsible for managing the startup, execution and usage of microservice functions, and users need to configure the computing resources, network resources, security resources, etc. required for scheduling function execution.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(39 responses)- A74% (29)
- B26% (10)
Explanation
Option A is correct because the statement accurately captures how responsibility is divided in Serverless mode: the cloud platform handles all operational concerns such as spinning up function instances, managing execution environments, and tracking usage, while users retain responsibility for configuring what their functions require - including memory and CPU limits (computing resources), VPC and subnet settings (network resources), and IAM roles or policies (security resources). The "serverless" label means users are freed from provisioning and maintaining servers, not from specifying the resource parameters their functions need to run. Option B is wrong because it implies the statement is false, but both clauses in the statement hold true under standard serverless definitions. Memory tip: Serverless removes server management, not resource configuration - the cloud runs your code, but you still tell it how much memory, which network, and what permissions to use.
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