I don't know, I'm leaning towards the CDN. It could help improve performance and reduce the burden on the cloud infrastructure, which might aid in portability.

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Ronny

1 years ago

That's a good point, but a CDN is more about content delivery, not really the infrastructure portability that the admin is looking for here.

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Alba

1 years ago

Haha, deduplication? Are we just naming random cloud features now? I don't see how that would help with portability at all.

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Merilyn

1 years ago

C: It's important for the administrator to focus on solutions that support portability for their optimization plan.

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Luis

1 years ago

A: Agreed, deduplication is more about optimizing storage efficiency.

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Elly

1 years ago

B: Deduplication definitely doesn't fit the criteria for portability.

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Dulce

1 years ago

A: Yeah, CDN is more about content delivery than resource portability.

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Leonora

1 years ago

B: CDN might not be the best option for portability in this case.

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Vincent

1 years ago

A: True, serverless architectures are designed for flexibility and portability.

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Corrina

1 years ago

C: Serverless could also be a good choice for the administrator's optimization plan.

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Buffy

1 years ago

B: I agree, containers allow for easy movement of resources between environments.

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Paola

1 years ago

A: Containers would be a good option for portability.

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Elmira

1 years ago

True, but with serverless, you're a bit more locked into the cloud provider's services. Containers give you more control and flexibility.

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