Cloud Computing Basics 1

Paying for the resources you actually use from a cloud provider is known as?

• Broad Network Service

• Elasticity

• Monitored and Measured

• On-Demand

Erwin Corporation is interested in putting an agreement in place with their new cloud service provider that guarantees a certain level of service and uptime. What type of agreement is this?

• CSP Contract

• Service Level Agreement (SLA)

• Monitored and Measured Service

• Corporate Contract

This type of Cloud Deployment allows businesses in the same industry to shared resources and utilize similar cloud services

• Private Cloud

• Public Cloud

• Community Cloud

• Hybrid Cloud

The growing number of services that are available from cloud computing service providers is referred to as “Anything as a service”. Which best describes this?

• PaaS

• FaaS

• XaaS

• IaaS

Erwin Corporation currently hosts a large number of servers on-premise. Reducing the number of servers will help reduce a lot of costs. Also, many of these servers run different operating systems. Which technology will allow them to do this?

• On-Demand Computing

• Virtual Private Network

• Virtualization

• Cloud Computing

Being able to deploy multiple servers on one device is known as...

• Broad Network Service

• Virtualization

• Multi-Serving

• Elasticity

Technical benefit of Cloud Computing that allows functionality across a range of devices permitting remote connectivity from anywhere with an internet connection.

• Scalability

• Virtualization

• Broad Network Access

• Remote Desktop Protocol

A staple of Cloud Computing that gives you the ability to replace failed hardware instantly

• Scalability

• Elasticity

• Redundancy

• Availability

The ability to have oversight, control and management of cloud infranstructure, resources and services

• Agility

• Governance

• Reliability

• Manageability

Refers to a specific piece of equipment or software that it performs its specified functions without failure, guaranteeing it works.

• Reliability

• Availability

• High-Probability

• Agility