An infrastructure team is adopting a method to unify how they build resources in different cloud setups. They need a code-based solution that offers consistent, repeatable outcomes and reduced manual effort. Which approach achieves this goal?
Using container images to standardize application dependencies
Creating infrastructure descriptions with a code-based provisioning framework that manages multiple platforms
Implementing a continuous integration platform for automated software builds
Applying a version control system that merges code changes for new releases
A code-based provisioning framework (Infrastructure as Code) defines infrastructure in files and applies those files whenever resources need to be replicated. This helps ensure identical setups are created across different platforms without manual inconsistencies. Container images provide application packaging rather than full infrastructure creation. Version control merging focuses on application code synchronization, and continuous integration platforms automate builds rather than environment replication.
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