Cloud Elasticity prevents*1 pointOverprovisioningUnderprovisioningBoth of the aboveNone of the above

The correct answer is "Both of the above".

Cloud elasticity helps to prevent both overprovisioning and underprovisioning.

Overprovisioning refers to the situation where more resources are available than needed, leading to unnecessary costs. Underprovisioning, on the other hand, is when there are not enough resources to meet demand, leading to potential performance issues.

Cloud elasticity allows for the automatic scaling of resources based on demand. This means that resources can be added when demand is high (preventing underprovisioning) and removed when demand is low (preventing overprovisioning). This ensures optimal performance and cost-efficiency.