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Difficulty: EasySecurity, Governance, and Manageability

An organization is planning to migrate its IT workloads to a public cloud environment. Is it true or false that 'management of the cloud' refers to the tasks that the cloud customer performs to configure, monitor, and scale their deployed resources?

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False
The correct answer is false because 'management of the cloud' refers to the cloud provider's responsibilities, such as managing the physical infrastructure, hardware upgrades, and virtualization layer. In contrast, 'management in the cloud' refers to the actions taken by the cloud customer, such as deploying resources via a portal or CLI, setting up auto-scaling, and configuring monitoring.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the definitions of the two components of cloud manageability.
Recall that manageability is split into 'management of the cloud' (performed by the cloud provider) and 'management in the cloud' (performed by the customer).
To determine which term matches the customer's tasks.
2
Evaluate the statement against the identified definitions.
The statement claims that 'management of the cloud' refers to customer tasks. Since these are actually 'management in the cloud' tasks, the statement is false.
To conclude the correct answer.

Key Concept

Manageability in the cloud (management of the cloud vs. management in the cloud)
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Security, Governance, and Manageability

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