Which deployment model includes using AWS Outposts as part of the infrastructure for deploying applications?

The correct answer is Hybrid. A hybrid cloud deployment model integrates on-premises infrastructure with cloud resources. AWS Outposts extends AWS infrastructure, services, APIs, and tools to virtually any on-premises datacenter, co-location space, or on-premises facility, allowing customers to run AWS services locally while seamlessly connecting to the broader AWS cloud. This combination of local and cloud resources defines a hybrid model. On-premises refers to infrastructure fully managed within a company's own data center without significant cloud integration. Serverless is an operational model where the cloud provider manages the underlying infrastructure, not a deployment model for Outposts. Cloud-native describes an approach to building and running applications that leverages cloud computing benefits, but doesn't specifically define the deployment model involving Outposts.