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5.4 Define Common Cloud Terms (e.g., Hosted, Virtualization, Virtual Machine, Container, Microservice, API) CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Cloud Security domain, which accounts for 13% of the CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE exam.
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A company is redesigning its application to improve fault isolation. The team wants each feature to be independently deployable and to communicate with other features over a network. The team also wants to package each feature so it can run on any Linux host without modification. Which combination of concepts should the team use?
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A mobile app needs to retrieve weather data from a third-party service. The app sends an HTTP request to a specific URL and receives a JSON response containing the forecast. What enables this communication between the app and the service?
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A company runs a web application in a virtual machine. To improve resource utilization, the team wants to deploy the same application in a way that uses less memory and starts in seconds rather than minutes. Which approach should the team use?
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A small law firm currently runs its document management system on a server in a back office. The firm hires a managed IT provider that will now operate the same software from the provider's data center, with the firm accessing it over the internet. Which cloud term best describes this arrangement?
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A startup wants to use a customer relationship management (CRM) tool but does not want to manage servers, databases, or software updates. The startup subscribes to a CRM that is fully operated by the vendor and accessed through a web browser. How is this CRM best described?
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