A proof of concept must demonstrate end-to-end tracing to stakeholders. Which workload should be selected?
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Short Explanation
Pick the workload running on supported languages and platforms. That way, the demo shows the product working as intended, not a coverage gap. An unsupported runtime proves something else entirely.
Full Explanation
The correct choice is the workload running on supported languages and platforms, because a proof of concept should exercise the capability being evaluated. The supported workload produces the complete trace picture stakeholders need to see. The unsupported-runtime workload is incorrect because it yields incomplete data, and the resulting conclusion is about the choice of workload rather than the product. The highest-transaction-volume workload regardless of platform support is incorrect because volume without platform support still produces gaps, and a busy but partly invisible trace is harder to interpret, not easier. The any-workload choice is incorrect because support governs what can be collected in any environment. For the exam, match proof-of-concept scope to documented support.