Q: 6
As part of the initial design workshop, one of the customer stakeholders has stated the following:
• All Virtual Machines must be encrypted.
How would the architect classify this statement?
Options
Discussion
Option C, not B. Saying "must be encrypted" points to a clear requirement, B is easy to mix up but that's more about limits on your solution. Seen this type in practice tests, pretty sure C's the right call.
encountered exactly similar question in my exam on a test, this one's C.
I don’t think it’s B. All VMs "must be encrypted" is pretty direct, so C fits better since it's a clear requirement from the stakeholder, not just a limitation or boundary. Constraints usually limit how you achieve something, but here it tells us *what* must be implemented. I think C is safest but open to other takes if someone disagrees.
Pretty sure it's C here. Had something like this in a mock and the key is that "must" makes it a requirement, not a constraint. Constraint would be something that limits your design options, but this is just what the solution has to do. Anyone see it differently?
Its B, seen similar question in the official guide and practice test.
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