Cloud Computing IoT

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What is Cloud Computing?

It delivers services like storage, software, and processing over the internet.

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What are the 3 main benefits of Cloud Computing?

Reduced cost, flexibility, and easy access from anywhere.

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What are the 5 key characteristics of cloud services?

On-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, and measured service.

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What is SaaS?

"Software as a Service – users access software through the web (e.g., Gmail, Zoom).

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What is PaaS?

Platform as a Service – provides a platform for developers to build and test apps (e.g., Google App Engine).

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What is IaaS?

Infrastructure as a Service – provides virtual hardware and storage (e.g., AWS, Azure)

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What is XaaS?
Anything as a Service – includes all cloud-based service models.
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What are the 3 cloud deployment types?

Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud.

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What is Public Cloud?
Shared cloud managed by a provider; cheaper and flexible but less secure.
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What is Private Cloud?
Used by one organization only; more secure but more expensive.
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What is Hybrid Cloud?
Mix of public and private cloud; balances flexibility and security.
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What does 'elasticity' mean in cloud computing?
The ability to scale resources up or down as needed.
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What is Autonomic Computing?

Systems that manage themselves automatically (self-healing, self-optimizing).

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What does 'Distributed' mean in cloud computing?
Data is spread across multiple devices for reliability.
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What does 'Immutable' mean?
Cannot be changed; new environments replace old ones.
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What does 'Ephemeral' mean?
Temporary; infrastructure that exists only as needed.
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What is Cloud Repatriation?
Moving data or workloads from the cloud back to local systems.
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Why do companies repatriate data?

To cut costs, improve privacy, or avoid cloud outages.

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What is IDaaS?
Identity as a Service – centralizes login and authentication.
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What is DRaaS?
Disaster Recovery as a Service – backs up and restores data after an outage.
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What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
A network of physical objects with sensors that collect and share data online.
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Give examples of IoT devices.

Smart watches, home assistants, smart fridges, security cameras.

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What are 4 applications of IoT?

Wearables, Smart Homes, Self-driving Cars, Smart Cities.

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What are benefits of IoT?

Lower costs, better customer experience, improved safety, and smarter decisions.

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What are common IoT issues?

Security risks, faulty sensors, and missing/inaccurate data.

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What is a sensor?
A device that detects changes in the environment and sends data.
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What are the 4 types of IoT applications?

Connect & Monitor, Control & React, Predict & Adapt, Transform & Explore.

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What is a Smart City?
A city that uses IoT and AI to improve services and infrastructure.
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What does 'Multicloud' mean?
Using more than one cloud provider to avoid lock-in or improve backup.