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Domain 1Objective 1

Cloud Solutions CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Customer Requirements domain, which makes up ~19% of our current practice bank.

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8concepts

Questions 1–5

  1. 1foundation · easy

    What is the primary purpose of cloud tiering in a cost optimization strategy?

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  2. 2expert · hard

    A company is evaluating cloud deployment models. They have a mix of workloads: some are highly sensitive and require strict control, while others are less sensitive and can benefit from scalability. They also want to avoid capital expenditure for new hardware. Which deployment model should they choose?

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  3. 3expert · hard

    A company has an on-premises data center and wants to use the cloud for disaster recovery. They need to replicate data to the cloud and be able to failover quickly in case of an on-premises outage. They also want to minimize the cost of the DR environment. Which approach should they take?

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  4. 4foundation · easy

    What is the purpose of using a private connection like Azure ExpressRoute or AWS Direct Connect for cloud integration?

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  5. 5expert · hard

    A software company wants to offer a customer-facing application with minimal operational overhead. They want to focus on developing features rather than managing infrastructure. They also need to handle variable traffic and only pay for what they use. Which service model and architecture pattern should they adopt?

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