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3 years ago
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You were recently hired by a small start-up company. The company is in a small office and has several remote employees. You have

been asked to fina a business service that would accommodate the current size of the company, but would also be able to scale as the comapny grows. The service needs to provide adequate storage, as well as additional computing power. Which doud service model should you use?
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ICE Princess25 [194]3 years ago
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