An organization is rolling out new software to multiple environments and wants a method that ensures minimal overhead, consistent configuration, and efficient updates across different platforms. Which approach meets these needs?
Rely on extensive manual installation scripts per environment
Create an archive containing every system library
Store a container blueprint in a centralized repository
Build a large VM template tailored for each environment
Using a container blueprint stored in a repository helps maintain a consistent environment by packaging dependencies in a lightweight manner, resulting in reduced resource consumption and simpler updates. VM templates consume more resources, archives with system libraries can increase overhead, and manual installation scripts leave more room for misconfiguration.
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