Exam N10-007 topic 1 question 50 discussion

Wouldn't the answer be IaaS since it gives the admin more direct control over operating systems and not just flexibility in the ease of operations like PaaS would

A: IAAS, page 269 in the ExamCram book, iaas includes the words "the customer... has control of... select networking components" in page 106 of the official comptia songbook, define PAAS as providing a development platform for companies that want to focus on the application and not have to worry about the servers and infrastructure that are being used for that development.

Should be B. key wording here is "control some of the of the parts of the cloud service". IaaS is controlling nearly all parts. PaaS is some. SaaS is none.

Surprised it wasn't IaaS

It should be IaaS because it allows you to control some of it. PaaS is used for coders coding a server or something of that nature. SaaS are email servers like Microsoft, Outlook, Yahoo, which doesn't let you control much of it except send and receive emails.

IaaS is the correct answer. You outsource the control of HW but network control belongs to you. You only get Hardware, other things are controlled by you. on PaaS you get HW, network & OS running on & controlled by cloud and YOU control Application's deployment and programming of the apps.

What is daas is it Data as a service?

The only explanation making sense to me is that the question is referring to 2 separate clouds. None of the answer choices given allow the admin to control networking components however, PaaS is different than the other choices in that it can be used as a development platform. If an IT service application is developed on Cloud #1 (PaaS) but the developed app is hosted on a private cloud (Cloud #2), then maybe that's how we're supposed to satisfy all the conditions in the question. If Cloud #2 is a private cloud, then you could control some parts of the networking components in Cloud #2, even though the app was developed in a separate PaaS cloud (Cloud #1). "Which of the following should be LEVERAGED to complete this task?" You'd be leveraging Cloud #1 to create an app for Cloud #2.

" However, the network administrator still wants to be able to control some parts of the cloud service's networking components."...IaaS is NOT the answer since this is stated on the question and IaaS is "being fully managed by the service provider... Answer is B.PaaS ...the answer that is stated.

laas is the correct answer

the only way I can see PaaS as being the correct answer is from the point of view of it being 'scaleable'. In this aspect, the admin can technically 'control' the network behind the platform.

Answer should be A

They are asking for a service model not a delivery model. The answer can't be Hybrid or Public. What the administrator want's to do is known as Cloud Bursting, which is basically using the cloud to offload the traffic on your servers if they become too busy. Why the answer is PaaS: PaaS is a service model that provides you with a platform to develop or to upload your own applications, you're able to deploy and manage the application over the platform they provide, but you're not able to control the cloud infrastructure and resources the cloud is providing to maintain the platform. The net admin just wants to be able to have that platform available to burst some of the data center applications during peak hours

"PaaS includes multiple underlying cloud infrastructure components, including servers, networking equipment, operating systems, storage services, middleware, and databases. All of these technology offerings are owned, operated, configured, and maintained by the service providers." (https://www.infoworld.com/article/3223434/what-is-paas-software-development-in-the-cloud.html) The answer has to be IaaS.

https://www.bigcommerce.co.uk/blog/saas-vs-paas-vs-iaas/#the-key-differences-between-on-premise-saas-paas-iaas

The answer is IaaS. In PaaS You only manage Applications and data which IaaS has as well

All hardware is hosted by a vendor/ company/ service provider This is how I break it down the different platforms: •IaaS - Choose hardware, software (or develop), manage/ configure everything •PaaS - OS is pre-configured and hardware. Room for engineers to develop software •SaaS - Everything is managed by the service In this case answer is PaaS.