What best describes the difference between Automation and Orchestration?
A.
Automation refers to an automatic process for completing a single task and Orchestration refers to assembling and coordinating a set of tasks and conditions.
B.
Automation describes a hands-off configuration process while Orchestration refers to sets of automation tasks that require the network administrator to coordinate.
C.
Automation refers to an automatic process for completing multiple tasks with conditions and Orchestration refers to executing tasks in parallel.
D.
Automation refers to scripting languages (Python, Ansible etc.) and Orchestration refers to commercial products that control configuration deployment.
Automation: The execution of individual tasks or configurations without manual intervention.
Orchestration: The coordination and sequencing of multiple automation tasks into structured workflows to achieve complex operational goals.
Why other options are incorrect:
B, C, D: They incorrectly define orchestration as either partially manual, parallel execution, or limited to commercial tools, which is not accurate in design principles.
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