Lesson 1 Flashcards

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A subsidiary of Amazon that is headquartered in Seattle, WA, and provides extensive cloud computing services to businesses and individuals.

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Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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Microsoft’s cloud computing platform that is designed for optimal compatibility with existing Microsoft products.

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Azure

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3
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Google’s collection of public cloud computing services, designed to take advantage of Google’s own extensive physical infrastructure around the globe.

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Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

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4
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A non-regulatory agency that is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce and promotes measurements, standards, and technology in support of innovation and industrial competition.

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NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)

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5
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The ability to add, adjust, or remove cloud services at any time by the service subscriber or other users.

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on-demand self-service

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6
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A virtual connection between two geographically distant locations that provides access to network resources between a client and a remote network, two remote networks, or two remote hosts over the Internet.

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VPN (virtual private network)

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The ability to connect to cloud-hosted resources from anywhere on the Internet using a variety of device types.

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broad network access

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8
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The availability of physical and virtual cloud resources to multiple subscribers according to consumer demand without regard to geographic location.

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resource pooling

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9
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A cloud customer whose cloud services are running on specific hardware.

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tenants

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10
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The ability to scale cloud resources up or down according to demand.

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Rapid elasticity

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11
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The ability to charge for cloud resource usage according to an incremented schedule based on the type of service being used.

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measured service

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12
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The blending of two organizations into a single organization.

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mergers

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13
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The purchase or take-over of one organization by another.

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acquisitions

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14
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The separation of part of an organization where that part becomes its own entity or is sold, traded, or otherwise disposed of.

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divestitures

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15
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A request made in a specific format to a program.

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APIs (application programming interface)

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16
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A cultural shift toward continuous collaboration between development teams and operations teams that brings highly responsive application updates.

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DevOps (development and operations)

17
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The use of technology to perform a process or procedure with minimal human intervention.

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Automation

18
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The design, development, and optimization of automation processes.

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Orchestration

19
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A business that offers one or more cloud services to other businesses or individuals.

A

Cloud service providers (CSPs)

20
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A deployment model in which shared and flexible data storage, applications, or services are managed centrally by service providers.

A

public cloud

21
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An information security certification showing that an organization conforms to the best practices defined by the certification’s standards.

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ISO/IEC 27001

22
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A standard used to determine an organization’s compliance with appropriate audit regulations, guidelines, and requirements.

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SSAE (Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements No. 18)

23
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A report produced by an audit performed according to the standards defined by SSAE 18.

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SOC (Service Organization Control) reports

24
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A legal agreement designed to restrict sharing of proprietary information by employees, partners, vendors, or customers.

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NDA (nondisclosure agreement)

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A data protection standard applying to any company that accesses, stores, processes, or transmits credit card information.
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)
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A United States law that, among other things, established data protection standards for medical information.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
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A European Union law establishing broad-reaching data protection standards for any information that could be tied to a single individual.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
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A contract defining service standards from a telecommunications company to its customer and options for recourse should those service levels not be met.
SLA (service level agreement)
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A deployment model in which flexible data storage, applications, or services are managed centrally by an organization or service provider on hardware dedicated to that one organization.
Private cloud
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The emulation of part or all of a computer or network.
Virtualization
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A deployment model in which both private and public clouds or both cloud-based and on-prem services are used simultaneously.
hybrid cloud
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An application configuration where a privately hosted application temporarily relies on cloud resources to accommodate spikes in demand.
cloud bursting
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A product that assists a business with managing data from interactions with customers, potential customers, vendors, and associates.
CRM (customer relationship management)
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A deployment model in which flexible data storage, applications, or services are managed centrally by an organization or service provider on hardware dedicated to a specific group of organizations.
community cloud
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The provision of application services through the cloud where those applications can be accessed from many different types of devices without having to manage any of the underlying infrastructure.
Software ad a Service (SaaS)
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Platform as a Service (PaaS)