An organization's servers are experiencing performance degradation from oversubscription of memory in the virtual environment and exhausted physical…

Elasticity is the cloud computing characteristic that allows the cloud service to scale up or down the

resources dynamically according to the demand. Elasticity can help the organization address the

issue of performance degradation from oversubscription of memory in the virtual environment and

exhausted physical RAM by automatically allocating more memory resources to the servers when

needed and releasing them when not needed. This way, the organization can avoid the risk of

running out of memory and ensure optimal performance of the servers. Reference: CompTIA Cloud

Essentials+ CLO-002 Certification Study Guide, Chapter 1: Cloud Computing Concepts, Section 1.2:

Cloud Computing Characteristics, Page 17