What is an instance in Morpheus provisioning?

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• AA collection of templates stored in the cloud
• BA single deployed workload that can be virtual, containerized, or bare metal
• CA predefined automation script
• DA cloud provider's API for resource allocation

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  95% (37)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

In Morpheus, an instance represents a single deployed workload - whether it runs as a virtual machine, a container, or on bare metal hardware - making B correct. It is the fundamental unit of provisioning in Morpheus, encapsulating the lifecycle of a running service from deployment through deprovisioning.

• A is wrong because a collection of templates describes a library or catalog, not a running instance.
• C is wrong because automation scripts describe tasks or workflows in Morpheus, not instances.
• D is wrong because API-based resource allocation describes a cloud provider integration or cloud endpoint, not an instance.

Memory tip: Think of an instance like a living tenant in a building - it's the actual occupant (deployed workload), not the blueprint (template), the lease agreement (API), or the property manager's checklist (script).

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