A lead engineer wants to migrate a legacy VM deployment tool to Cloud Deployment Manager. What are two business risks of adopting Cloud Deployment Manager? (Choose two.)

Adopting Cloud Deployment Manager introduces business risks related to skill gaps and vendor lock-in. If engineers are unfamiliar with Cloud Deployment Manager, there will be a learning curve, potentially slowing down migration and future deployments. This training requirement is a direct business risk. Additionally, Cloud Deployment Manager is designed exclusively for Google Cloud resources. If the company uses or plans to use other cloud providers, this tool won't manage those resources, leading to a fragmented infrastructure-as-code strategy and potential vendor lock-in. Cloud Deployment Manager using Python is not a risk; Python is a widely adopted language. API deprecation is a general risk for any cloud service, not specific to Deployment Manager as a unique business risk. Requiring a service account is standard security practice, not a risk. The ability to delete resources is a feature of any infrastructure-as-code tool, not a unique risk of Deployment Manager.