Overprovisioning is ________.
A)wasteful of capacity
B)highly labor-intensive
C)Both A and B
D)Neither A nor B

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Overprovisioning refers to the practice of allocating more resources (such as storage, memory, or processing power) than necessary to ensure performance and availability. This can be wasteful of capacity and resources, as it can lead to underutilized systems and higher costs. While it may require some effort and planning to properly provision resources, it is not typically considered highly labor-intensive.

Overprovisioning Is ________