Which Morpheus feature allows users to define a full application stack for deployment?

Question

Options

• AInstances
• BPlans
• CBlueprints
• DPolicies

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  88% (28)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Blueprints in Morpheus are the feature designed specifically for defining a full application stack - they let you combine multiple instances, networks, storage, and configurations into a single deployable template that represents an entire multi-tier application.

• Instances (A) are wrong because an Instance represents a single provisioned workload (e.g., one VM or container), not a full stack.
• Plans (B) are wrong because Plans define sizing/resource configurations (CPU, memory, disk) - essentially a "service plan" or "flavor" - not application topology.
• Policies (D) are wrong because Policies enforce governance rules (quotas, approvals, naming conventions) across the platform.

Memory tip: Think of a Blueprint like an architectural blueprint for a building - it describes the entire structure (all floors/rooms = all tiers/services) before construction begins, whereas an Instance is just one room already built.

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