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 infrastructure that is fully managed within a company’s own data center, without utilizing cloud services like AWS Outposts.
The serverless model allows developers to build applications without managing servers, relying on cloud services instead. AWS Outposts is not a serverless model.
Cloud native refers to applications specifically designed to operate in the cloud, typically using microservices and managed services, not requiring AWS Outposts.
The hybrid model combines on-premises resources with cloud services, and AWS Outposts enables a consistent hybrid experience by extending AWS infrastructure to on-premises environments.