A company seeks a scalable method to configure and manage their computing resources that allows for consistency and automation in their environment. Which option should they pursue that BEST fits these requirements?
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Manual configuration via a web-based console for each setup instance
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Direct utilization of programming interfaces for resource creation and management
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Adopt Infrastructure as Code practices using templating services and dedicated configuration management systems
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Depend on an integrated development environment to handle deployment tasks
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows for the management and provisioning of computing infrastructure through machine-readable definition files, promoting consistency, automation, and scalability in resource deployment. Manual setups through a web interface, while sometimes necessary for one-off tasks or exploration, lack the automation and repeatability required for scalable operations. Programmatic interfaces like SDKs and APIs are used to interact with services, but they do not inherently provide infrastructure automation and standardization. An integrated development environment (IDE) primarily serves as a space for coding and does not directly relate to deploying or managing infrastructure repeatedly at a larger scale.
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