1. An architect is explaining why running in the cloud improves reliability compared to the company's single on-premises server room. Which capability is the STRONGEST supporting argument?
- A. Cloud providers offer graphical management portals
- B. Workloads can be deployed across multiple geographically separate facilities so a single site failure doesn't cause an outage✓ Correct
- C. Cloud VMs never experience hardware failures
- D. Cloud billing is monthly rather than annual
Explanation
Reliability in the cloud comes from designing across fault domains — multiple facilities, zones, and regions — so no single failure takes the workload down; a single server room cannot offer that. Option A is a convenience, not a reliability argument. Option C is false: individual hardware still fails in the cloud; the difference is the platform's ability to recover and distribute. Option D is a billing characteristic, irrelevant to reliability.