Which AWS Cloud deployment model uses AWS Outposts as part of the application deployment infrastructure?
On-premises
Serverless
Cloud-native
Hybrid
Explanations:
The on-premises model refers to applications and infrastructure that are entirely hosted within a local data center, without leveraging cloud services like AWS Outposts.
Serverless deployment focuses on executing code without managing servers, utilizing services like AWS Lambda. It does not specifically involve AWS Outposts, which extends AWS services to on-premises environments.
Cloud-native applications are designed to run in the cloud and take advantage of cloud services, but they do not involve AWS Outposts, which integrates cloud services with on-premises infrastructure.
The hybrid deployment model combines on-premises infrastructure with cloud services, and AWS Outposts enables customers to run AWS services locally in their data centers, making it a key component of hybrid architectures.