What resource parameters can be controlled using a service plan in Morpheus?

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Options

• ACPU, memory, and storage allocations
• BUser access control settings
• CNetwork routing policies
• DApplication update schedules

• A
  86% (19)
• C
  9% (2)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

Service plans in Morpheus are provisioning templates that define the compute resources allocated to an instance - specifically CPU count, memory (RAM), and storage size. When a user provisions a workload, they select a service plan that enforces these hardware-level constraints, making A correct.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (User access control) is handled by roles and tenant policies, not service plans.
• C (Network routing) is managed through network configurations, security groups, and policies - not service plans.
• D (Application update schedules) falls under automation/lifecycle workflows, which are separate from resource allocation plans.

Memory tip: Think of a service plan like a "t-shirt size" (S/M/L) for a VM - it only controls how big the instance is (CPU/RAM/disk), not who can use it, how it connects, or when it updates.

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