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Which of the following best describes cloud bursting?
The Correct Answer is: C. Automatically extending workloads to a public cloud during peak demand
Cloud bursting is a hybrid cloud strategy that allows an application to run in a private cloud or on-premises environment and "burst" into a public cloud when demand spikes. This ensures scalability and performance during peak loads without the need for permanent resource over-provisioning, making it cost-effective and efficient.
Why the other options are incorrect:
A. Migrating all services to the cloud permanently
This refers to full cloud migration, not cloud bursting. Cloud bursting involves temporary, dynamic use of the public cloud—not permanent migration.
B. Using private cloud resources exclusively
Exclusive use of private cloud resources contradicts the definition of cloud bursting, which depends on extending capacity to the public cloud during spikes in usage.
D. Eliminating the need for on-premises infrastructure
Cloud bursting often involves maintaining on-premises or private cloud infrastructure. It supplements—rather than eliminates—local resources with public cloud services during high-demand periods.
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