Which architecture model uses virtual machines (VMs) in a public cloud environment?

The correct answer is D. Host-based. A host-based architecture uses virtual machines (VMs) to run workloads on a shared host, commonly found in public cloud environments. Each VM operates independently with its own OS, making this model suitable for traditional and isolated application deployments.

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AKubernetes
BServerless
CDocker
DHost-based

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A host-based architecture uses virtual machines (VMs) to run workloads on a shared host, commonly found in public cloud environments. Each VM operates independently with its own OS, making this model suitable for traditional and isolated application deployments.

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