An on-site private cloud can provide elasticity only if the organisation is:
AListed enough
BLayered enough
CLinked enough
DLarge enough
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Large enough
1. Elasticity depends on spare capacity being available somewhere.
2. A small estate has no slack to lend.
3. If an organization is large enough with diverse workloads, an on-site private cloud may provide elasticity.
4. So the answer is large enough.
_Source: NIST SP 800-146, 'Cloud Computing Synopsis and Recommendations'_
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