What are key differences between public and private cloud service plans in Morpheus? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• APublic cloud plans have predefined instance sizes
• BPrivate cloud plans allow custom resource configurations
• CPrivate cloud plans enforce strict network security policies
• DPublic cloud plans automatically assign security roles

• A
  70% (30)
• C
  21% (9)
• D
  9% (4)

Explanation

In Morpheus, public cloud plans (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.) expose predefined instance sizes set by the provider - you pick from a fixed menu of CPU/RAM combos (A is correct). Private cloud plans (VMware, Nutanix, KVM, etc.) let administrators define custom resource configurations tailored to their infrastructure (B is correct).

Option C is wrong because network security policies in Morpheus are managed through Security Groups and network settings, not enforced as a blanket characteristic of private cloud plan types. Option D is wrong because security role assignment in Morpheus is handled through the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) system, not automatically triggered by public cloud plan selection.

Memory tip: Think "Public = Provider's menu, Private = Pick your own portions." The cloud provider controls the options on public clouds; your admin controls them on private clouds.

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