Rapid elasticity is a defining feature of cloud computing, ensuring resources can be dynamically allocated to meet fluctuating demands. 1. Scalability: Resources are provisioned and released automatically, enabling seamless scaling up or down. 2. Cost Efficiency: Users only pay for the resources they consume, avoiding unnecessary expenses during low-demand periods. 3. Flexibility: Rapid elasticity is vital for businesses with varying workloads, such as e-commerce platforms during sales events. This characteristic underpins the cloud’s ability to adapt to dynamic requirements, enhancing operational efficiency. Why Other Options Are Incorrect: • A) On-demand self-service: Refers to the ability to provision resources independently, unrelated to elasticity. • B) Broad network access: Highlights access to resources over a network but doesn’t address scalability. • D) Resource pooling: Involves shared resources among users but does not inherently enable scaling. • E) Measured service: Tracks resource usage for billing purposes, unrelated to dynamic scalability.
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