A. Limiting role assignments to predefined system roles

B. Assigning specific permissions based on business needs

C. Allowing unrestricted access to all resources

D. Enforcing fixed, non-modifiable permissions

A. By limiting integration with public cloud providers

B. By automating provisioning, governance, and cost management

C. By requiring manual workload scaling

D. By enforcing fixed hardware configurations

A. The blueprint files are copied to all user accounts

B. The blueprint modifies existing resources without confirmation

C. The infrastructure or application is provisioned based on predefined configurations

D. The process must be restarted manually for every update

A. Cloud-only deployment

B. Local workstation installation only

C. Embedded within legacy infrastructure

D. On-premises, cloud-based, or hybrid deployment

A. Preventing users from modifying templates

B. Disabling workflow automation

C. Limiting deployment to on-premises environments

D. Defining service plans and instance types

A. Preventing automation of cloud deployments

B. Eliminating user role restrictions

C. Restricting service requests to a single user role

D. Reducing the need for manual infrastructure provisioning

A. Public cloud plans have predefined instance sizes

B. Private cloud plans allow custom resource configurations

C. Public cloud plans automatically assign security roles

D. Private cloud plans enforce strict network security policies

A. By requiring manual policy enforcement

B. By removing access control mechanisms

C. By enforcing standardized policies across multiple environments

D. By limiting governance to on-premises workloads

A. Automating scaling policies for cloud deployments

B. Preventing the use of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools

C. Ensuring consistent resource allocation across instances

D. Disabling API-based provisioning requests