H13-821_V3.0 · Question #6
Cloud native 2.0 is a new stage of enterprise intelligence upgrade. Enterprise cloudification has moved from "ON Loud" to "IN Cud", becoming a "new cloud native enterprise". Which of the following…
The correct answer is D. Using cloud container services to provide services belongs to cloud native 2.0. Option D is wrong because simply using cloud container services to deliver services is a characteristic of Cloud Native 1.0, not 2.0. Cloud Native 1.0 focused on basic containerization and moving workloads onto the cloud, whereas Cloud Native 2.0 represents a deeper…
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Cloud native 2.0 is a new stage of enterprise intelligence upgrade. Enterprise cloudification has moved from "ON Loud" to "IN Cud", becoming a "new cloud native enterprise". Which of the following descriptions about cloud native 2.0 is wrong?
Options
- AThe enterprise's new business capabilities are built on the basis of cloud native, making it born in
- BExisting capabilities are inherited in an unbreakable way and organically synergized with new
- CThe full life cycle of applications, data and AI is completed on the cloud, making it longer than the
- DUsing cloud container services to provide services belongs to cloud native 2.0
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A9% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D83% (19)
Explanation
Option D is wrong because simply using cloud container services to deliver services is a characteristic of Cloud Native 1.0, not 2.0. Cloud Native 1.0 focused on basic containerization and moving workloads onto the cloud, whereas Cloud Native 2.0 represents a deeper transformation where cloud becomes the foundational platform for enterprise intelligence, not just an infrastructure layer for running containers.
Options A, B, and C are all accurate descriptions of Cloud Native 2.0: A correctly captures the "born in cloud" principle where new business capabilities are designed natively on cloud from the start; B correctly describes the coexistence model where legacy capabilities are migrated and integrated with new cloud-native ones rather than discarded; C correctly reflects the full-lifecycle requirement where applications, data, and AI are all managed end-to-end on the cloud.
Memory tip: Think of Cloud Native 2.0 as "transformation," not just "tools." Using containers is a tool-level action (1.0 thinking). Cloud Native 2.0 is about the entire enterprise being restructured around cloud intelligence. If an answer describes a specific technical service without enterprise-wide transformation context, it likely belongs to an earlier stage.
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