1Z0-1151-25 Question 9
Select 3A healthcare organization runs critical electronic health record (EHR) systems on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for security and performance, but also relies on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for analytics and AI capabilities. They plan to adopt a multicloud approach to optimize cost, leverage best-of-breed services, and ensure resilience across both clouds. Which three benefits are most likely to result from a well-planned multicloud strategy in this scenario?
- A
- Greater flexibility in selecting services that best meet specific workloads or business needs
- B
- Complete elimination of regulatory and security responsibilities
- C
- Reduced risk of vendor lock-in and improved negotiating power with providers
- D
- Guaranteed 100% uptime across all workloads without additional design considerations
- E
- Potential cost optimization by shifting workloads between clouds based on pricing or performance
- F
- Seamless cross-cloud identity federation and governance control when configured properly
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Correct answers: A, C, E
Explanation
A well-designed multicloud strategy in OCI and other cloud providers allows organizations to tailor solutions to workload requirements, avoid overreliance on a single vendor, and potentially reduce costs by selecting the most cost-effective services for each function. However, responsibility for security, compliance, and proper architecture remains critical. For more details, refer to Oracle� Multicloud Architecture documentation, which advises best practices such as identity federation and data security controls to ensure a robust and compliant environment.
- A. Correct.
Option 1: CORRECT. By leveraging multiple cloud providers, the organization can choose specialized services from each provider�such as OCI for secure databases and AWS for advanced analytics�resulting in a flexible solution that meets specific workload needs.
- B. Incorrect.
Option 2: INCORRECT. Adopting multicloud does not absolve organizations of their regulatory and security responsibilities. They must still comply with HIPAA, PCI, and other legal requirements across all clouds.
- C. Correct.
Option 3: CORRECT. Using services from multiple providers reduces dependence on a single vendor and offers better negotiating leverage. It also mitigates potential risks if one cloud provider experiences issues.
- D. Incorrect.
Option 4: INCORRECT. Multicloud strategies do not guarantee absolute uptime without proper architecture. High availability and disaster recovery still require planning and design across clouds.
- E. Correct.
Option 5: CORRECT. By moving workloads to whichever provider offers the best cost or performance at a given time, the organization can optimize expenses while satisfying business requirements.
- F. Incorrect.
Option 6: INCORRECT. While identity federation and governance controls can be configured across multiple clouds, doing so seamlessly requires careful planning and alignment of IAM policies; it is not automatically guaranteed simply by adopting multicloud.