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An architect compares a legacy hybrid Sunbird deployment with the documented architecture introduced in release 7.5. What should be recognized?
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- The newer architecture moves services to a fully Kubernetes-native deployment model
- Moving to Kubernetes eliminates stateful persistence planning
- Kubernetes migration makes authentication and network policies unnecessary
- Every historical Sunbird release always deployed every dependency on Kubernetes
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