A company is designing their service catalog. They plan to manage access to offered services based on the job functions of their consumers. What is this an example of?

A. Role-based access control

B. Single sign-on

C. Security profiles

D. Resource monitoring

When should risk be evaluated as part of the governance process?

A. After the strategy phase of the lifecycle

B. Before deploying applications in the cloud

C. During user acceptance testing

D. During the initial planning stage

A bricks-and-mortar electronics retailer wants to increase sales by selling products through an online portal in addition stores. To achieve this, they have assembled a team of software developers to build the online portal and the selling capability.

Which cloud service model should they consider to quickly develop this solution?

A. PaaS

B. IaaS

C. SaaS

D. BaaS

The CFO is discussing with you a chargeback model for critical qualities of service. The model must allow for:

Control of service usage over a short period of time (hours) Granular control of system load such as latency of applications

Which chargeback model should you recommend?

A. Subscription by Peak Usage

B. Electronic Ticket

C. Pay-as-you-use

D. Bid/Spot Instance

An organization has been providing web services within their private cloud. The web services, deployed through a service catalog, depend on a database resource in the private cloud.

The organization decided to make these web services availability globally by using a public cloud provider. However, once of the web services were deployed into the public cloud, users started complaining about poor performance.

Which solution would most likely improve performance of the web services.

A. Balance the load globally across multiple instances of the database

B. Re-architect the web-service to be deployed as a month coupled

C. Re-architect the web-service to be loosely coupled with the database

D. Balance the load globally across multiple instances of the web service.