Key Features of PaaS Quiz

PaaS allows for developing apps only in Java and .NET.

One of the key features of PaaS is cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, and Linux only.

Integrated app lifecycle management is not a service provided by some PaaS providers.

PaaS providers do not offer help with provisioning, app deployment, and load balancing.

Google App Engine is an example of a SaaS solution.

Software as a Service (SaaS) has the smallest market size among the three standard cloud services.

DBaaS stands for Data Backup as a Service.

DRaaS ensures that data is not replicated in case of a disaster.

HaaS is primarily focused on software development.

BPaaS typically provides services like payroll and IT help desk.

CaaS mainly offers services like virtual desktops for users.

FaaS involves cloud providers running application code provided by development teams as a series of functions.

PaaS includes features such as operating systems and software development tools like runtime environments.

In an IaaS setup, the vendor manages the various hardware platforms.

Examples of IaaS products include AWS, Microsoft Office 365, and Salesforce.

PaaS is mainly focused on helping clients with network management expertise.

Platform as a Service (PaaS) requires clients to manage the hardware platforms themselves.

Clients using IaaS have the flexibility to choose pricing at the hourly level or in even shorter increments.