최신 C1000-176 무료덤프 - IBM Cloud Advanced Architect v2

A. Choosing the same environment in the cloud as on-premise for simplicity

B. Deciding to keep the application on-premise due to its complexity

C. Immediately migrating the workload without assessing its architecture

D. Conducting a thorough assessment and planning phase to identify necessary changes

A. Relying solely on CPU and memory usage metrics

B. The frequency of log analysis to trigger scaling

C. Ignoring cost implications to prioritize performance

D. The exclusive use of manual scaling for greater control

A. Centralizing all data in one cloud to simplify access control

B. Choosing cloud services that do not offer APIs for integration

C. Developing a comprehensive identity and access management strategy

D. Avoiding the use of monitoring and management tools that support multiple clouds

A. It decreases latency by caching content closer to the user

B. It reduces bandwidth costs by limiting data transfer

C. It simplifies application development by reducing the need for backend services

D. It ensures that compute resources are centrally located

A. Ignoring geographic distribution to focus on cost savings

B. Using a mix of cloud-native and cloud-agnostic solutions for resilience

C. Deploying all critical applications in a single cloud to simplify management

D. Limiting the use of containers and orchestration tools

A. Purchasing reserved instances for predictable workloads

B. Scaling up instances manually in response to monitoring alerts

C. Utilizing IBM Cloud Auto-Scaling to dynamically adjust resources

D. Deploying all resources in a single region to simplify management

A. Enhanced security and consistency through automation

B. Reduced configuration drift and simplified management

C. Increased manual intervention in deployment processes

D. Higher dependency on physical hardware configurations

A. Purchasing reserved instances for predictable workloads

B. Scaling up instances manually in response to monitoring alerts

C. Utilizing IBM Cloud Auto-Scaling to dynamically adjust resources

D. Deploying all resources in a single region to simplify management

A. Using the same compute option for all types of workloads

B. Scaling resources manually to maintain tight control over the environment

C. Regularly reviewing and optimizing the choice of compute and storage services

D. Avoiding the use of monitoring and logging to reduce operational overhead

A. Ensures that only minimal logging is required to improve performance

B. Enables proactive identification and resolution of issues

C. Observability is only beneficial for large-scale systems and unnecessary for smaller deployments

D. It allows for the elimination of all manual monitoring efforts