What does elasticity mean to AWS?
The ability to scale computing resources up easily, with minimal friction and down with latency.
The ability to scale computing resources up and down easily, with minimal friction.
The ability to provision cloud computing resources in expectation of future demand.
The ability to recover from business continuity events with minimal friction.
Explanations:
While it mentions scaling up and down, it inaccurately includes “with latency,” which contradicts the concept of elasticity.
This accurately describes elasticity in AWS as the ability to scale resources up and down easily, with minimal friction.
This describes provisioning rather than elasticity; elasticity focuses on dynamic scaling based on current demand.
This refers to business continuity and disaster recovery, not the dynamic scaling capabilities associated with elasticity.
I surmise that the answer is:
The ability to scale computing resources up and down easily, with minimal friction.
If I’m correct, the answer is:
The ability to scale computing resources up and down easily, with minimal friction.