Migration Strategies Quiz
Quiz covering Cloud Migration Strategies
Migration Strategies Quiz
5 questions | Pass: 70% | Earn 25 points
Questions in this quiz
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- 1
Which cloud migration strategy, often referred to as 'lift and shift,' involves moving an application to the cloud with minimal changes to the application code?
- 2
An organization decides to migrate their database to a managed cloud service to take advantage of automated patching and scaling, while keeping the application code largely the same. Which strategy is this?
- 3
When an organization decides to move from a self-managed CRM software to a SaaS-based solution like Salesforce, which migration strategy are they employing?
- 4
Why would an organization choose the 'Refactoring' (or Re-architecting) strategy over 'Rehosting'?
- 5
A company has a legacy monolithic application that is tightly coupled with local hardware dependencies. They need to migrate to the cloud to meet modern compliance requirements, but the application requires a complete overhaul to function in a containerized, microservices-based environment. Which strategy is most appropriate?
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