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Question 6
[1 marks]
An online apparel store is deployed on-premise. The traffic forecast for the apparel store application varies based on various parameters. What are the
implications of the on-premise solution?
priti nalawade, please provide your response below
Under-utilization of on-premise servers reduces the return on investment
O On-premige servers may be overloaded with the traffic
O
Limited scalability in the on-premise environment, leads to loss of business continuity
All of the above
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

All of the above-given options are correct.

Explanation:

• Everything is done internally with on-premise software, from implementation to operation, and maintenance, security, and upgrades must all be handled in-house.
• After purchasing the programme, it must be put on your servers, which necessitates the purchase of extra power servers, database software, and operating systems. You accept entire ownership with no intervention from a third party.
• On-premise software is often sold for a one-time, permanent licencing charge. Furthermore, the firm is still responsible for and pays for training, maintenance, and upgrades.
• On-premise apps, on the other hand, are seen to be more dependable and secure, as well as providing total ownership and control.