Which of the following a a fie that can define how to build deploy and mstaf various components for a Linux application hosted m a cloud environment?

OVF (Open Virtualization Format) is a standard for packaging and distributing virtual machine images, not for defining build or deployment steps.

YAML files are used by cloud-native tools such as Ansible, Kubernetes, and Docker Compose to declaratively define how application components are built, deployed, and configured. Its structured key-value and list syntax makes it the standard format for infrastructure-as-code workflows. Most modern Linux cloud automation tooling natively parses YAML for configuration and orchestration.

Virsh is a command-line management interface for libvirt-managed virtual machines, not a file format for defining application configurations.

VMM refers to a Virtual Machine Monitor or hypervisor layer, which is infrastructure software, not a configuration file format.