When optimizing costs for cloud services, what does the term "Right-sizing" refer to?
- Automatically managing resources to save costs
- Matching resource requirements to workload demands
- Reducing security risks
- Scaling horizontally
"Right-sizing" means matching the resources (e.g., CPU, memory) to the workload's actual demands, preventing over-provisioning and unnecessary costs.
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