An organization is using a hybrid cloud for services. Services are designed to use Load Balancers.
Orchestration workflows are designed so that services instances are placed in multiple fault domains.
Why are services designed in such a manner?

An IT department wants to reduce waste by shutting down and archiving auto-scaling groups (ASGs) and VMs that have been inactive for more than two weeks. Archived ASGs and VMs will consume tenant quota for the responsible parties.
The IT department wants email notifications to be sent to the tenant and the line of business controller automatically when this happens.
How might you define the configuration for such a solution?

An organization is beginning its journey to ITaaS. The services that IT provides are meeting the current state of well-defined business goals. Governance is in place, and they are meeting regulatory requirements for the regions in which they operate.
Teamwork, education, and discipline have been established, relevant business requirements and goals are defined, and the necessary organizational foundation for service orientation is in place.
As their ITaaS consultant, you need to take them to the next level in the service orientation maturity model.
What is the next level?

An organization wants to provide IaaS capabilities in a private cloud.
They have the following requirements:
- Each line of business must have access to its own services and templates
- Service templates should be as generic as possible
- Data encryption should be provided for only services that require it
- Each instance should use Microsoft Active Directory for authentication
- Each instance should have the latest OS patches applied
How can these requirements be addressed in a cloud design?

An organization wishes to more efficiently produce services by unifying processes and methods from various departments to provide more cross functional integration. To achieve these goals, all elements of the infrastructure will be software driven and manual processes will be automated as much as possible.
What practice is this organization trying to adopt?