Lesson 1 Topic C - Recognize Cloud Design Aspects

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Deployment Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is a public cloud deployment model?

A: A model where cloud services are owned by a provider and shared among unrelated businesses.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Deployment Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is a private cloud deployment model?

A: A model where cloud services are owned and used exclusively by a single organization.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Deployment Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is a community cloud deployment model?

A: A model where cloud services are co-owned by organizations with shared security or management needs.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Deployment Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is a hybrid cloud deployment model?

A: A model that combines public, private, and/or community cloud infrastructures.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Service Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?

A: A cloud model that delivers software applications over the internet, such as Office 365 or Dropbox Business.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Service Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is Platform as a Service (PaaS)?

A: A cloud model that provides developers with tools and environments, such as Heroku for app development.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Service Models)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: What is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)?

A: A cloud model that offers virtualized computing resources like servers and networking, e.g., AWS EC2. A model allowing users to manage and scale their IT infrastructure without physical hardware.

🟦 Objective 1.1 – Cloud Design (Scalability & Planning)
📘 Lesson 1, Topic C

Q: Why must cloud design account for future growth and scalability?

A: To ensure the environment can adapt to changing business needs and support expansion.