IBM Exam C1000-172 Topic 1 Question 11 Discussion

The most predominant aspect of an overall resiliency solution in IBM Cloud is 'Addressing physical events.' This refers to the ability to maintain service continuity and recover quickly from physical disruptions such as natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, fires, etc.). IBM Cloud provides multiple layers of resiliency, including geographic redundancy, data replication, backup, and disaster recovery services to ensure high availability and business continuity in the event of such physical events.

Physical Resiliency: IBM Cloud's strategy includes using multiple regions and availability zones to create a resilient infrastructure that can withstand physical events. By deploying applications across multiple zones and regions, the impact of a physical event is minimized.

Comprehensive Approach: Addressing physical events is part of a broader resiliency framework that also considers other types of failures (network, storage, etc.). Still, dealing with physical events like natural disasters is the most critical aspect of ensuring maximum protection and continuous operation.

Comparison with Other Options:

Storage requirements (A) and Network requirements (B) are important for overall performance but are not the primary aspect of resiliency.

Capture historical events (D) is related to logging and monitoring, not directly linked to resiliency from physical events.

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