Cloud Services And Distributed Flashcards

1
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What does SaaS stand for?

A

Software as a Service

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2
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True or False: IaaS provides hardware resources over the internet.

A

True

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3
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Fill in the blank: PaaS stands for ________ as a Service.

A

Platform

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4
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Which of the following is an example of SaaS? A) Google Drive B) Amazon EC2 C) Microsoft Azure

A

A) Google Drive

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5
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What is a primary benefit of using IaaS?

A

Scalability and flexibility of resources

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6
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Define PaaS.

A

Platform as a Service is a cloud computing model that provides a platform allowing customers to develop, run, and manage applications.

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7
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True or False: Cloud computing eliminates the need for local servers.

A

False

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8
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In which cloud service model does the provider manage the infrastructure and the customer manages applications?

A

PaaS

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9
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What type of cloud service is Amazon S3 an example of?

A

IaaS

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10
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Which service model typically requires the least amount of management from the user?

A

SaaS

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11
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Cloud computing meaning

A

The storing and accessing data and programs on remote servers that are hosted on internet ,instead of computers hardware drive or local server

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12
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Virtualisation

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Separation of a resource or request for a service from the underlying physical delivery of that service
A VMware is equivalent to a server but without the physical hardware

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13
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Buffering

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Memory space which stores input data as it is received and passes it on to the system according to the speed it can process

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14
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Why do we use a buffer

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When the speed in which data is received and the speed in which data is processed are different

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15
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Example of buffer

A

Video or audio streaming

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16
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Caching

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High speed storage in a separate disk or in a dedicated memory which stores a subset of data

17
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Types of caching

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Local caching and distributed caching

18
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Distributed cashing examples

A

Redis, Memcached

19
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Virtual memory

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Memory management technique, alllows computer to temporarily increase the capacity of its ram by using secondary memory such as Hard Disk/SSD

20
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Desktop virtualisation

A

Technology which enables detachment of the user state the OS and the applications from endpoint devices