An organization wants to use 'AWS Proton' to manage infrastructure for their serverless microservices. They want to ensure that when a developer updates a 'Service Template', it automatically triggers an update for all 'Service Instances'. How is this automated?

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Correct Answer: Proton automatically manages the sync and update process for service instances based on template versions

Proton is designed to manage large-scale infrastructure deployments and template versioning automatically....

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An organization wants to use 'AWS Proton' to manage infrastructure for their serverless microservices. They want to ensure that when a developer updates a 'Service Template', it automatically triggers an update for all 'Service Instances'. How is this automated?

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Proton automatically manages the sync and update process for service instances based on template versions

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Proton is designed to manage large-scale infrastructure deployments and template versioning automatically.

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