CompTIA A+ Certification Core 1 (220-1101) - Cloud Ownership

The video tutorial explains different types of cloud computing models: private, public, hybrid, and community clouds. It begins with an introduction to cloud ownership and the concept of a private cloud, which is exclusive to an organization. The public cloud is then discussed, highlighting its accessibility and examples like Amazon S3 and Microsoft Azure. The hybrid cloud combines elements of both private and public clouds, offering flexibility and potential revenue. Lastly, the community cloud is described as a cost-effective solution for smaller organizations to share resources.

What is a key characteristic of a private cloud?

• It is accessible to the general public.

• It is used exclusively within a single organization.

• It is a combination of public and private clouds.

• It is a shared resource among multiple organizations.

Which of the following is an example of a public cloud service?

• iCloud

• Dropbox

• Amazon S3

• Google Drive

What is a defining feature of a public cloud?

• It is exclusively for educational institutions.

• It is open for business to anyone with a credit card.

• It requires a membership to access.

• It is only accessible to government entities.

How does a hybrid cloud differ from a private cloud?

• It is a community-based cloud.

• It is entirely public.

• It combines elements of both private and public clouds.

• It is only used by non-profit organizations.

What is the main advantage of a community cloud?

• It provides unlimited storage capacity.

• It is the fastest type of cloud.

• It is the most secure type of cloud.

• It allows multiple organizations to share costs.