
EC-CouncilCloud Security Essentials
Domain 1Objective 1
Cloud Computing Types and Service Models CSE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Cloud Computing and Security Fundamentals domain, which makes up ~12% of our current practice bank.
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Questions 21–25
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A startup wants to deploy a containerized web application without managing virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, or the underlying operating system. They need automatic scaling and only want to pay for the compute resources consumed by their code. Which service model should they choose?
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A small business wants to use a customer relationship management (CRM) system without installing software, managing servers, or handling updates. They need the vendor to manage the entire application and its underlying infrastructure. Which service model fits?
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A company wants to use a cloud environment that is provisioned for the exclusive use of its own organization, but it also wants to avoid the capital expense of purchasing and maintaining its own physical data centers. Which deployment model best fits this requirement?
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A company runs a sensitive application on a private cloud but wants to burst into a public cloud during peak load. They are concerned about data exposure during processing in the public cloud. Which approach best addresses their concern while maintaining the hybrid model?
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A multinational corporation must comply with data residency laws that require customer data to remain within specific geographic boundaries. They also need to scale rapidly during seasonal peaks. Which deployment strategy best satisfies both requirements?
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