CCSP Cloud Concepts, Architecture, and Design Practice Question
Which cloud design principle is most directly related to ensuring that an organization can migrate workloads from one cloud provider to another without significant re-engineering?
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Portability
Portability refers to the ability to move workloads and data between cloud environments with minimal friction, often using open standards.
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Portability
Why this is correct
Correct. Portability ensures minimal re-engineering when moving between providers.
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Reversibility
Why it's wrong here
Reversibility is about the ability to return to a previous state, not specifically migration.
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Multi-tenancy isolation
Why it's wrong here
Isolation focuses on security separation, not migration.
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Elasticity
Why it's wrong here
Elasticity focuses on scaling, not migration.
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