Service Models
This model provides virtualized hardware resources like servers and storage.
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
This cloud model is shared by multiple organizations.
Public Cloud
This is a virtual version of a physical computer.
Virtual Machine (VM)
This refers to the ability to grow resources as needed.
Scalability
This protects data in transit and at rest.
Encryption
This model offers a platform for developers to build and deploy applications.
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
This model is dedicated to a single organization.
Private Cloud
This software manages multiple virtual machines.
Hypervisor
This refers to automatic adjustment of resources.
Elasticity
This controls who can access cloud resources.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
This model delivers software applications over the internet.
Software as a Service (SaaS)
This model combines public and private cloud environments.
Hybrid Cloud
This balances traffic across multiple servers.
Load Balancer
This measures delay in data transmission.
Latency
This is a secure backup strategy for cloud systems.
Disaster Recovery
This model allows users to manage only their data and applications.
IaaS
This model is hosted on-premises but uses cloud principles.
Private Cloud
This isolates faults within a cloud region.
Availability Zone
This feature adds or removes resources based on demand.
Auto-scaling
This allows secure communication between services.
API Key
This model abstracts the operating system and runtime environment.
PaaS
This model supports scalability across multiple environments.
Hybrid Cloud
This is a physical location hosting cloud infrastructure.
Region
This ensures systems continue operating during failures.
Redundancy
This isolates workloads for better security.
Container