Question 4What underlying architecture do containers leverage?1 pointA hypervisorGuest operating systemsThe host kernelA cloud control plane

Which is a container?1 pointAn executable unit of software in which application code is packaged along with its libraries and dependencies, allowing it to be run anywhereA physical server dedicated to a single customerA piece of software that pulls resources from the physical server and allocates them to your virtual environmentA type of virtual machine that is provider-managed, multi-tenant, and can be provisioned on-demand with predefined sizes

Which platform provides all three cloud native characteristics by default and, while assembled from many more generic components, are highly optimized for container workloads.1 pointServerlessContainer as a ServiceThin VMsOn-Demand Containers

How do containers differ from virtual machines?1 pointContainers provide a guest operating systemContainers are faster and more lightweightContainers offer better portabilityContainers require less host resources

What is the role of containers,such as Docker, in cloud-based software development?They provide additional security layersThey simplify application packaging and deployment across different environmentsThey are used for database managementThey restrict access to cloud services

What is a container in the context of microservices? (1 Point)A software package that contains all necessary dependencies for a service to runA physical machine that runs a serviceA virtual machine that runs a serviceA network of services that communicate with each other