An e-commerce system might require a website, the products database, a payment system, and so on. Because developers can't always run the entire service from their local development environment, the Dev environment is the first place where everything the app needs comes together. After the development team verifies changes to the Dev environment, they promote changes to the Test environment. The Test environment is where the testing team verifies new app features and also verifies that no regressions, or breaks to existing features, happen as new features are added. The team will map each component in their existing infrastructure to the appropriate Azure service. What's the best way to ensure that the development team doesn't provision too many virtual machines at the same time? Question 8 options: Do nothing. Let the development team use what they need. Apply spending limits to the development team's Azure subscription. Verbally give the development lead a budget and hold them accountable for overages