Cloud Computing Beginner Quiz 2

A mix of on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud services A computer that can run two different operating systems at once Using a laptop and a tablet to access the same email account tool

That the cloud provider has the highest possible price for its apps That every employee in a company has their own personal server That a system is operational and accessible for a high percentage of time

Creating a fake version of a website to test how it looks to users Creating a simulated, or virtual, version of a physical resource Putting on a VR headset to look at the servers inside a datacenter

One or more discrete datacenters with redundant power and networking A specific time of day when the cloud is fastest for most users A physical area in an office where the Wi-Fi signal is strongest

The ability to measure the physical weight of a server rack unit The process of climbing a ladder to fix a broken network cable The ability to increase or decrease resources to meet a workload

Adding more individual servers to a cluster to handle more traffic Adding more power (CPU, RAM) to an existing server or instance Moving a server from a low shelf to a high shelf in a datacenter

Adding more instances or servers to your resource pool to share load Replacing a small monitor with a wider screen to see more data Laying a server on its side to improve the airflow in the rack

A system where every employee has to fix their own computer issues A contract where the cloud provider pays for all of your internet Security duties divided between the cloud provider and the customer

Renting a raw virtual machine with no operating system installed Using a web-based email service like Gmail or Outlook.com Building a new server from parts purchased at a local tech store

A single instance of software serving multiple distinct user groups Hiring many different companies to manage one single cloud server Paying rent for ten different office buildings at the same time