Q: 10
What is a major risk when organizations fail to align cloud workloads with appropriate architectures?
Options
Discussion
Option B is right, not A or D. The main risk with wrong architecture in cloud is you end up with workloads that cost too much and don’t run well. A is a possible side effect but not the big issue here. Open to counterpoints if anyone sees it differently.
I don’t see how A fits as the major risk here-extra bandwidth use can happen but isn’t the main issue if you pick the wrong architecture. Isn’t B a lot more critical since bad performance and wasted money are textbook cloud risks? Cloud providers really stress cost control in their materials too. Or am I missing a scenario where A would actually outweigh B?
Has anyone seen this asked in official practice tests or the study guide? Feels like B fits what they focus on.
C vs B? I get why B fits, since mismatched cloud setups cause waste and lousy performance. But could A be an issue in some hybrid setups? Still, B seems most likely here. Wouldn't mind someone weighing in if they disagree.
B Suboptimal workload performance and overspending is the big risk here since putting stuff on the wrong cloud architecture usually leads to poor usage and higher costs. Not really about bandwidth or CPU speeds. Pretty sure B is what they're after but always open if someone has another angle.
Its B, not A or D. WAN and CPU might see impacts, but the biggest risk from bad architecture is wasting cash and getting poor performance. Saw a similar question on practice tests. Anyone disagree?
A or D here. If you mismatch architecture, I figure you could end up maxing out the WAN or needing stronger CPUs, so both seem possible. Not totally sold on B as the primary risk but maybe I'm missing something?
B , had something like this in a mock.
B tbh
Probably B, that's the main risk. Wrong architectures drive up costs and hurt how apps run. Anyone pick A for some reason?
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