True or False: If a customer has 95 Infra hosts, they would probably not profile all of them.

The statement is true because profiling all 95 infrastructure hosts may not be practical or necessary for most customers. Profiling is a resource-intensive process that involves collecting detailed metrics and data to characterize the performance and behavior of each individual host. For organizations with a large number of hosts, it can be more efficient to focus on a subset of critical components, particularly those that are most important to the overall performance of their applications or systems.

In many cases, customers use a strategic approach to profiling, concentrating on essential or high-traffic hosts that have a significant impact on their operations. By prioritizing specific hosts based on criteria such as application importance, performance issues, or resource usage trends, customers can effectively manage their efforts and resources, leading to more focused insights without overwhelming them with data from all hosts.

Thus, it is reasonable to assert that a customer with 95 infrastructure hosts is likely to profile only a selection of them rather than all, given the operational efficiencies that can be gained from such an approach.