Module 1 Graded Quiz

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Data security, associated with loss or unavailability of data causing business disruption

Five essential characteristics, three deployment models, three service models

Networks, servers, storage, applications, and services

Leverage cloud services over the open internet on hardware owned by the cloud provider

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Separates VMs logically and assigns each a share of the underlying computing power, memory, and storage.

Scale on demand to support fluctuating workloads.

Enable multiple operating systems to run alongside each other, sharing the same physical computing resources.

Facilitate access to mainframes for multiple users to access the same data storage layer.

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Diversity of standardization in how the constantly evolving technologies integrate and interoperate.

The speed with which applications can be up and running on the cloud versus months on traditional platforms, means enterprises can experiment, fail fast, learn, and course correct without setting them back significantly.

Data security associated with loss or unavailability of data causing business disruption

The pay-as-you-go model allows enterprises to experiment with technologies as opposed to making long-term decisions based on little or no trial.

A. IBM Cloud

B. Amazon Web Services

C. Google Cloud Platform

D. Microsoft Azure

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A, B, and C only

A, B, C, and D

A and B only

A only

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Improve customer experience and create enhanced products and services

Continue making expensive decisions because it often worked in the past

Avoid having to fail at all

Lengthen product lifecycles to ensure higher quality offerings

A. Better customer service

B. Remove barriers to innovation

C. Demand for enterprise scale

D. Accelerating growth

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A, B, C, and D

A and B only

B and D only

C and D only

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Cloud offers on-demand computing

Computing resources can be accessed via internet connection

Cloud resources are offered in a single-tenant model

The power and scale of cloud resources

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IoT delivers the data, AI powers the insights, and both emerging technologies leverage cloud’s scalability and processing power

AI consumes the data produced by IoT devices

Making sense of the endless streams of data from IoT devices

Power, scale, dynamic nature, and economics of the cloud resources

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Globally distributed, scalable, and cost-efficient computing resources.

Blockchain provides the trusted, decentralized source of truth, AI powers the analytics and decisions made from the collected data, and cloud provides the globally distributed, scalable, and cost-efficient computing resources to support both technologies.

Blockchain provides an immutable network allowing members to view only those transactions that are relevant to them.

Lends trust and transparency to AI by recording the data and variables that go into a decision made in an AI algorithm.

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On-demand self-service

Fixed fee

Single-tenant

Resource pooling

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