Which of the following indicates that cloud is cheaper than owning of computer infrastructures? Where U is Utility Premium, P is Peak Demand, and A is Average Demand
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Cloud is fully beneficial with lots of services such as security, ease of scalability, disaster recovery, etc.
If we talk about Utility Premium or Peak Demand or Average Demand...that all comes in the same category that depends almost or fully on user preference what user looking for.
The hidden cost of cloud services before getting premium version directly affect the bottom line of user electricity use, management, software's licensing, etc.
so in most case cloud is cheaper and a pretty cool infrastructure solution.
If we talk about Utility Premium or Peak Demand or Average Demand...that all comes in the same category that depends almost or fully on user preference what user looking for.
The hidden cost of cloud services before getting premium version directly affect the bottom line of user electricity use, management, software's licensing, etc.
so in most case cloud is cheaper and a pretty cool infrastructure solution.
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You didn't put MCQ options here.Though answer to that question is Cloudonomics Law #1: Customers save money by replacing fixed infrastructure with clouds when workloads are spiky, specifically when the peak-to-average ratio is greater than the utility premium.
Utility < Peak/Average
Utility < Peak/Average
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