Cloud Computing and Software-Defined Networks
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Which one of these best describes cloud computing?

  • Paying for storage and services through a CSP's API or web console
  • Keeping all devices used for network operations at a physical location owned by the company
  • Using remote servers, applications, and network services hosted on the internet (correct)
  • Storing and computing data at a large scale in data centers
  • What is the main role of a cloud service provider (CSP)?

  • To provide technology services such as storage and compute
  • To offer cloud computing services (correct)
  • To sell services to other companies for a fee
  • To house millions of servers in data centers
  • What is the difference between traditional on-premise networks and cloud computing?

  • On-premise networks use data centers, while cloud computing uses physical locations owned by the company
  • On-premise networks are free, while cloud computing requires payment for services
  • On-premise networks keep devices at a physical location owned by the company, while cloud computing uses remote servers hosted on the internet (correct)
  • On-premise networks provide storage and compute at a large scale, while cloud computing does not
  • What do data centers provide in the context of cloud computing?

    <p>Technology services such as storage and compute</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can companies consume storage and services from a cloud service provider (CSP)?

    <p>Through the CSP's application programming interface (API) or web console</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cloud Computing

    • Cloud computing is a model for delivering IT services over the internet, allowing users to access and use computing resources on-demand.

    Cloud Service Provider (CSP)

    • A Cloud Service Provider (CSP) is responsible for building and managing large-scale data centers, then renting out computing resources, storage, and applications to customers over the internet.

    Traditional On-Premise Networks vs. Cloud Computing

    • Traditional on-premise networks store and process data locally within an organization's premises, whereas cloud computing stores and processes data remotely in the cloud.

    Data Centers in Cloud Computing

    • Data centers provide the infrastructure for cloud computing, housing large numbers of servers, storage systems, and network devices that deliver computing resources and services over the internet.

    Consuming Storage and Services from a CSP

    • Companies can consume storage and services from a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) through various models, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), allowing them to access the resources they need without maintaining them in-house.

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    Test your knowledge of cloud computing and software-defined networks with this quiz! Learn about the differences between on-premise networks and cloud computing, and understand the benefits of using remote servers and network services.

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