What happens after the MCC looks for the data?

When the Multi-Cloud Controller (MCC) looks for data, it typically sends out a request over the Elastic Data Bus (EDB) to access the relevant information from various data sources or services. This mechanism allows for efficient data retrieval across different services and facilitates communication within a multi-cloud environment.

The EDB serves as a centralized communication channel that connects the various parts of the infrastructure, enhancing interoperability between services. Since the MCC is responsible for orchestrating and managing data across various cloud platforms, utilizing the EDB ensures that it can successfully gather the required information from disparate sources, enabling effective data management and operations.

In this context, the other options do not accurately describe the primary function of the MCC in response to data retrieval processes. Data deletion, caching, or simply ignoring the data do not align with the active role of the MCC in seeking out and acquiring necessary data for processing within a multi-cloud setup.