A customer with a small central operations team and a number of unstaffed edge sites is adopting a consistent Edge-to-Cloud management approach, expecting it to let the team run every site from one place. What must the proposal still provide for?

• A. A separate monitoring tool at each site, so that local problems are still seen.
• B. A separate set of policies for each site, since unstaffed sites cannot follow central ones.
• C. Someone who can attend an unstaffed site, or remote hands, when hardware needs physical work.
• D. A dedicated administrator for each site, so that every location keeps its own expertise.

An expansion would add a demanding new workload to a customer's existing solution, which currently runs with modest headroom and supports a business-critical process. What must the proposal address that a new- build proposal would not?

• A. The total cost of the additional capacity over the life of the solution.
• B. Whether the new workload is a good technical fit for the offering being extended.
• C. Training for the customer's own team.
• D. The effect on what is already running.

A customer's private cloud offers development teams a catalogue of approved environment configurations.
The security function has now changed what an approved configuration must contain, and many environments built from the old definition are already running. What should the architect advise?

• A. Leave the catalogue unchanged until every running environment has been brought into line.
• B. Update the catalogue so new environments conform, and plan separate remediation for those already running.
• C. Withdraw the catalogue and route requests to the security function until the change settles.
• D. Update the catalogue, since running environments will pick up the change from the new definition.

A customer operates workloads at several edge sites, in its own data centre, and with a public cloud provider, and each is currently administered through its own tooling. What does managing these through a single Edge- to-Cloud management approach principally give the customer?

• A. A reduction in the volume of data each workload generates.
• B. One consistent way of operating, so that separately administered locations are run alike.
• C. Direct control over the provider's underlying infrastructure, rather than over how the estate is operated.
• D. A reduction in the number of separate locations the estate spans.