Q: 1
Which AWS Cloud benefit describes the ability to acquire resources as they are needed and release
resources when they are no longer needed?
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B tbh, that's exactly what AWS means by elasticity. The question says you add or drop resources as needed, which is classic elasticity wording. Not seeing how A or C would fit here.
B fits, since 'acquire and release resources' is textbook elasticity in AWS terms. Can't see it being any of the others.
Maybe A. Had something like this in a mock and picked economies of scale for the way resources are adjusted with usage.
Honestly I think it's A. The idea sounds a lot like economies of scale from the AWS official guide, where you get better pricing as your usage changes. Pretty sure I read that in a practice test, but could be wrong.
B imo. Elasticity is all about scaling resources up and down as needed, matches the question exactly. Pretty sure that's what they're looking for here based on AWS docs and the official exam guide.
Had something like this in a mock, pretty sure it's C.
B not C. Agility gets mentioned a lot but it's elasticity that's about scaling up or down in real time. Seen this in similar exam questions.
B for sure. Elasticity is what AWS calls the ability to spin up or spin down resources as your usage changes. Agility (C) is more about how fast you can adapt, not really about scaling your compute directly. Pretty confident here but open if anyone sees it differently.
For me, B . Official AWS study guides hammer this point and it's a common one on practice exams.
Its B. Elasticity is the AWS term for adding or removing resources based on demand. A is just about cost benefits, but here the question is all about resource scaling. Unless I'm missing something obvious.
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