A company is migrating a set of VMs from a private cloud to a public cloud. The VMs run a mix of stateless web servers and stateful database servers. The company wants to validate the migration process before the final cutover. Which best practice should the company follow?

Migrate all VMs at once during the final cutover without prior testing to minimize downtime.

Migrate the stateful database servers first and the stateless web servers last.

Use the cloud provider's default migration settings without reviewing them.

Perform a test migration to the target cloud, validate application functionality, and then run the final migration using the same process.

In which scenario is application bursting most commonly used?

Providing a consistent baseline of compute capacity every day

Ensuring data is stored in multiple geographic regions for compliance

Replacing on-premises infrastructure with cloud infrastructure permanently

Handling seasonal peak loads that exceed on-premises capacity

A company is planning to move a set of applications between two cloud providers. The applications have different dependencies: one depends on a legacy on-premises database, another uses a cloud-specific messaging service, and a third is fully stateless. The company wants to ensure the migration is repeatable and minimizes future lock-in. Which best practice should the company adopt?

Standardize on infrastructure-as-code templates and abstract cloud-specific dependencies behind portable interfaces.

Move the stateless application first and defer the other two applications indefinitely.

Keep the legacy database on-premises and require all applications to access it over the internet.

Migrate each application using the cloud provider's native migration tool and document the steps manually.

When configuring application bursting, what is the first step typically performed?

Creating a new cloud-only identity system

Deploying the application to the cloud permanently

Decommissioning on-premises servers

Establishing network connectivity between on-premises and cloud

What is the key difference between application bursting and application mobility?

Bursting is only for on-premises, while mobility is only for cloud

Bursting is about data storage, while mobility is about compute

Bursting is temporary capacity extension, while mobility is moving an application between environments

Bursting is permanent, while mobility is temporary

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A company is migrating a set of VMs from a private cloud to a public cloud. The VMs run a mix of stateless web servers and stateful database servers. The company wants to validate the migration process before the final cutover. Which best practice should the company follow?
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