Compare and Contrast Cloud Migration Approaches. CLO-002 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   Which migration approach involves moving workloads to the cloud in stages over a period of time?

   • ARip and replace
   • BHybrid migration
   • CPhased migration
   • DLift and shift
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2. 22foundation · easy

   Which benefit is most directly associated with a rip and replace migration?

   • AEliminating the need for user training on the new system
   • BEnsuring that the migration is completed with minimal data transfer
   • CTaking advantage of the latest technology and innovation from the cloud provider
   • DReducing the complexity of integrating with existing on-premises systems
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4. 23foundation · easy

   A company decides to retire its legacy on-premises ERP system and replace it with a new cloud-native SaaS application. Which migration approach does this represent?

   • APhased migration
   • BHybrid migration
   • CRip and replace
   • DLift and shift
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5. 24application · medium

   A retail chain runs its point-of-sale (POS) system on-premises and wants to move its inventory analytics to the cloud. The POS system must remain on-premises due to intermittent network connectivity at stores. The analytics application will need to access POS data. What is a key challenge the company will face with this hybrid migration?

   • AThe requirement to decommission the on-premises POS system.
   • BThe need to rewrite the POS system to run in the cloud.
   • CManaging a secure and reliable connection between the on-premises POS system and the cloud analytics application.
   • DThe inability to scale the analytics application in the cloud.
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6. 25expert · hard

   A company is migrating a large portfolio of applications to the cloud. The company has a limited IT team and a tight budget. The company wants to reduce the risk of a failed migration and learn from each migration to improve the process. The company is considering a phased migration. What is the most significant trade-off the company must accept?

   • AThe need to run both on-premises and cloud environments simultaneously, increasing costs and complexity.
   • BThe need to migrate all components in a single, coordinated effort.
   • CThe requirement to rewrite the system to be cloud-native.
   • DThe inability to test the system before the final cutover.
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