What is the appropriate use case for a hybrid solution?

Question

Options

• AWhen legacy systems are no longer in use
• BWhen there is a need for low-speed network connectivity
• CWhen scalability and flexibility are critical requirements
• DWhen data needs to be stored on-premises

• A
  1% (1)
• B
  3% (2)
• C
  94% (63)
• D
  1% (1)

Explanation

A hybrid solution - combining on-premises infrastructure with cloud resources - is specifically designed for situations where scalability and flexibility are critical, allowing organizations to burst workloads to the cloud while keeping core systems local. Option A is wrong because hybrid solutions are actually most valuable when legacy systems still exist and need to coexist with modern cloud services. Option B is wrong because hybrid architectures typically require high-speed, reliable network connectivity between environments, not low-speed. Option D is wrong because storing data solely on-premises describes a purely private/on-prem model, not a hybrid one - hybrid adds cloud to the mix rather than restricting to local storage.

Memory tip: Think "hybrid = best of both worlds" - you scale up in the cloud when demand spikes, while keeping sensitive or legacy workloads on-prem. If the scenario mentions needing to grow fast without replacing existing infrastructure, hybrid is your answer.

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