A cloud service can be hosted by a physical server or a virtual server. When using the failover system mechanism, the same cloud service cannot be hosted by more than one physical server.
B) False. If the cloud service could only be hosted on one server, that would be a single point of failure, and we all know what happens when that goes down - chaos and mayhem! Gotta have that redundancy, folks.
B) False, obviously. If the cloud service could only be hosted on one physical server, that would defeat the whole purpose of having a failover system in the first place. Come on, people, think it through!
B) False, obviously. If the cloud service could only be hosted on one physical server, that would defeat the whole purpose of having a failover system in the first place. Come on, people, think it through!
I'm going to have to go with B) False on this one. Otherwise, what's the point of having a failover system if you can only use one server? Seems kind of counter-productive to me.
Hmm, I don't know about that. Doesn't failover mean that if one server goes down, the service automatically switches to another? Seems like B) False would be the right answer here.
I'm pretty sure the correct answer is B) False. The whole point of failover is to have redundancy, so the cloud service can be hosted on multiple physical servers.
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