ITSS 4370 Exam 2 | Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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ITSS 4370 Exam 2 | Questions with 100% Correct Answers Cloud Computing On-demand access to shared resources (e.g., servers, storage, apps) over the internet, provisioned and managed with minimal ef... fort. Five Cloud Characteristics 1. On-Demand Self-Service: Automatic provisioning of resources without provider interaction. 2. Broad Network Access: Resources accessible via network on diverse platforms. 3. Resource Pooling: Shared resources dynamically allocated to multiple consumers. 4. Rapid Elasticity: Resources scale quickly to match demand. 5. Measured Service: Usage is tracked for billing and optimization. Three Service Models Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Servers, Storage, Network Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Deploy Consumer- created or acquired applications on provider's infrastructure Software as a Service (SaaS) - Use provider's applications running in a cloud infrastructure Cloud: Four Deployment Models 1. Public clouds are for any organization. 2. Private clouds are for a single organization. 3. Community clouds are shared among community organizations. 4. Hybrid cloud is a combination of two or more clouds. Cloud Service Management Processes and tools used to manage cloud services efficiently, including provisioning, monitoring, and scaling resources based on consumer needs. Cloud: Service Layers Hosting Layer: Physical servers and data centers. Platform Layer: Virtualization and middleware. Application Layer: Software for end-users. Service Layer: APIs and business solutions. Issues in Cloud Adoption Challenges businesses face when transitioning to cloud services, including cost management, performance optimization, and integration of legacy systems. Migration/Deployment Challenges Obstacles encountered during the transfer of data and applications to the cloud, such as downtime, compatibility issues, and ensuring security during migration. Testing in Cloud Ensuring application and service functionality in the cloud, which includes performance, scalability, and disaster recovery testing. Service Level Agreement (SLA) Formal agreement between the cloud provider and consumer detailing the performance standards, availability guarantees, and remedies for service disruptions. Privacy Level Agreement An agreement specifying how consumer data is handled in the cloud, focusing on compliance with privacy regulations and outlining data protection measures. Configuring Cloud Services Regions: Geographical areas where cloud providers maintain data centers to offer services close to the consumer's location. Availability Zones: Isolated locations within a region that are interconnected to provide high availability and fault tolerance. Data Tiering The practice of storing data in different types of storage based on its access frequency and importance, optimizing cost and performance. Cloud Security Measures taken to protect data, applications, and services from cyber threats, including encryption, identity management, and regulatory compliance. Virtualization Runs multiple virtual machines on one physical system, sharing hardware resources. Containers Lightweight packages with apps and dependencies, sharing the host OS for efficiency. Virtual Machine A software-based simulation of a physical computer, running its own operating system and applications, isolated from other VMs on the same host. System Management Overseeing IT infrastructure for optimal operation and reliability. Change Management Controlling and coordinating changes in IT systems to minimize impact. Configuration Management Documenting and maintaining the state of IT assets and their relationships. Production Acceptance Ensuring systems are ready for deployment in a live environment. Cloud Architecture/Pricing Structuring cloud resources and cost models to meet business needs. DevOps Integrating development and operations to improve software delivery speed and reliability. [Show More]

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