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What is a primary characteristic of the SaaS model?
What is a primary characteristic of the SaaS model?
- Each user must configure their own server environment.
- Users retain full control over software versions.
- Software maintenance and support are managed by the provider. (correct)
- The application is installed locally on user devices.
Which of the following is NOT a level in the SaaS Maturity Model?
Which of the following is NOT a level in the SaaS Maturity Model?
- Ad-Hoc/Custom
- Scalable, Configurable & Multi-Tenant-Efficient
- Configurable & Multi-Tenant-Efficient
- Standardized One-Size-Fits-All (correct)
What best describes Jitterbit's primary function?
What best describes Jitterbit's primary function?
- It is a cloud hosting service.
- It provides a platform for integrating enterprise and cloud applications. (correct)
- It primarily stores large data sets.
- It offers dedicated server solutions.
Which component of Jitterbit allows for rapid project management?
Which component of Jitterbit allows for rapid project management?
In SaaS, what does relinquishing control over software versions imply for users?
In SaaS, what does relinquishing control over software versions imply for users?
Which component of cloud architecture is responsible for managing instances?
Which component of cloud architecture is responsible for managing instances?
What principle is cloud computing primarily based on?
What principle is cloud computing primarily based on?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of cloud computing?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of cloud computing?
What are the three main classes of cloud computing services?
What are the three main classes of cloud computing services?
In the context of autonomic computing, which property ensures that a system can recover from errors automatically?
In the context of autonomic computing, which property ensures that a system can recover from errors automatically?
What does the acronym MAPE-K stand for in autonomic computing?
What does the acronym MAPE-K stand for in autonomic computing?
Which cloud deployment model allows resources to be shared within a single organization?
Which cloud deployment model allows resources to be shared within a single organization?
When using cloud computing, which characteristic is associated with the illusion of infinite resources?
When using cloud computing, which characteristic is associated with the illusion of infinite resources?
Which cloud service model allows developers to create and deploy applications in a scalable environment?
Which cloud service model allows developers to create and deploy applications in a scalable environment?
What is the main characteristic of a private cloud?
What is the main characteristic of a private cloud?
Which feature of cloud computing allows users to quickly provision resources as needed?
Which feature of cloud computing allows users to quickly provision resources as needed?
What term describes the practice of supplementing a private cloud with public cloud resources during high demand?
What term describes the practice of supplementing a private cloud with public cloud resources during high demand?
In which cloud deployment model is computing resources shared among several organizations with similar needs?
In which cloud deployment model is computing resources shared among several organizations with similar needs?
Which of these is a fundamental feature that allows customers to customize and use cloud services without human intervention?
Which of these is a fundamental feature that allows customers to customize and use cloud services without human intervention?
What type of cloud service model delivers traditional applications over the web?
What type of cloud service model delivers traditional applications over the web?
How are services typically billed in a cloud computing environment?
How are services typically billed in a cloud computing environment?
Flashcards
SaaS
SaaS
Software as a Service; software hosted online and accessed by users via the internet.
SaaS Maturity Levels
SaaS Maturity Levels
Stages of SaaS development, from ad-hoc to scalable and multi-tenant solutions.
Cloud-centric integration
Cloud-centric integration
Solutions to connect enterprise and cloud apps.
Jitterbit
Jitterbit
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Jitterbit Integration Environment
Jitterbit Integration Environment
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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
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Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
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Software as a Service (SaaS)
Software as a Service (SaaS)
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Public Cloud
Public Cloud
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Private Cloud
Private Cloud
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Cloud Bursting
Cloud Bursting
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Self-Service in Cloud
Self-Service in Cloud
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Per-Usage Metering and Billing
Per-Usage Metering and Billing
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Cloud Computing Principle
Cloud Computing Principle
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Cloud Computing Service Types
Cloud Computing Service Types
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Cloud Computing Characteristic: Pay-Per-Use
Cloud Computing Characteristic: Pay-Per-Use
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Cloud Resource Managers
Cloud Resource Managers
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Cloud Computing Definition (NIST)
Cloud Computing Definition (NIST)
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Autonomic Computing Principle
Autonomic Computing Principle
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Cloud Elasticity
Cloud Elasticity
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Cloud Virtualization
Cloud Virtualization
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Study Notes
Cloud Computing
- High-Throughput Computing (HTC) prioritizes the speed of completing tasks, particularly in high-flux environments like internet searches and web services
- Centralized computing brings all resources (processors, memory, and storage) to a single physical system. Data centers and some supercomputers use this approach for parallel processing
- Parallel computing uses multiple processors, either tightly coupled (shared memory) or loosely coupled (distributed memory) to perform tasks simultaneously through message passing or shared memory. Programs run in parallel
- Distributed computing uses multiple autonomous computers connected via a network. Information is exchanged via message passing distributed programs.
- Cloud computing is a utility computation model that uses distributed and parallel computing over large data centers, either centralized or distributed. It provides access to a pool of resources for various workloads and is often flexible and scalable.
Computing Paradigm Distinctions
- Centralized computing uses a single physical system
- Parallel computing uses multiple processors. It can be tightly coupled (shared memory) or loosely coupled (distributed memory)
- Distributed computing utilizes multiple computers connected via a network
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