What is a hub-and-spoke network topology used for?
- A Centralising shared services such as firewall, DNS and gateways while isolating workloads in peered spokes
- B Reducing storage costs
- C Improving CPU performance
- D Simplifying identity management
Answer
Centralising shared services such as firewall, DNS and gateways while isolating workloads in peered spokes
It gives consistent egress control and shared connectivity without duplicating those components in every workload network.





