Exam SY0-601 topic 1 question 57 discussion

Hybrid cloud since internal network and cloud computing is combined

See because they mentioned internal HR + External Customers = Hybrid

The scenario also mentions Cloud service provider--------> PUBLIC CLOUD Ability to block internal HR Appl ------> PRIVATE CLOUD Therefore the answer is HYBRID

The scenario also mentions Cloud service provider--------> PUBLIC CLOUD Ability to block internal HR Appl --------> PRIVATE CLOUD Therefore the answer is HYBRID .

"connect existing local networks to the cloud" C. Hybrid. This is also defined in the same context in the AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals certification.

Hybrid Environment - Cloud + On Premises computing Hybrid Cloud Environment - 1 type of cloud + 1 type of cloud

Local Network + Cloud Network = hybrid

The scenario also mentions that internal HR applications are blocked from reaching the cloud, which indicates that some resources and applications are kept within a private network, further supporting the hybrid cloud model.

The cloud model described in the scenario is "Hybrid." In a hybrid cloud model, an organization combines its private cloud (on-premises) with a public cloud, allowing data and applications to be shared between them. In this specific case, the organization is connecting its local network (private cloud or on-premises environment) to the cloud (public cloud) to access additional computing resources. At the same time, it is implementing controls to block specific internal applications from reaching the cloud, indicating a hybrid approach with a mix of on-premises and public cloud resources.

In a hybrid cloud model, an organization can connect its existing on-premises (local) infrastructure to cloud resources provided by a cloud service provider. This allows the organization to leverage cloud computing resources while still maintaining some control over their internal network and applications. In the scenario described, where the cloud environment is connected to the local network, and certain internal HR applications are blocked from reaching the cloud, a hybrid cloud model is being used.

chat GPT says: In a Hybrid Cloud environment, a cloud service provider offers a combination of both private and public cloud services. It allows customers to connect their existing local networks (private cloud) to the cloud provider's infrastructure (public cloud) for additional computing resources, scalability, and flexibility.

The scenario described in the question where customers connect their existing local networks to the cloud for additional computing resources and block internal HR applications from reaching the cloud is an example of a hybrid cloud model. A hybrid cloud model combines both private and public cloud services, allowing organizations to take advantage of the benefits of both environments. In a hybrid cloud model, certain applications and data can be kept in a private cloud, which offers greater control, security, and customization, while other applications and data can be hosted in the public cloud, which provides scalability and cost-efficiency. The two environments are connected through encrypted and secure connections, enabling seamless data exchange between them while maintaining the necessary security and access controls.

The Hybrid cloud model combines both public and private cloud environments to meet specific business requirements. In this case, the cloud service provider has created an environment where customers can connect their existing local networks (private cloud) to the cloud provider's infrastructure (public cloud) for additional computing resources. The mention of blocking internal HR applications from reaching the cloud suggests that there is a separation between the customer's private network and the resources available in the cloud. This is a characteristic of the Hybrid cloud model, where certain sensitive or critical applications and data are kept within the private cloud, while utilizing the scalability and flexibility of the public cloud for other non-sensitive workloads.

I think C is the correct answer. in my opinion hybrid solution is a mix of on prem and hybrid

The cloud model being used in this scenario is option C, hybrid cloud. A hybrid cloud is a combination of two or more cloud deployment models, typically a mix of private, public, and/or community clouds, that remain unique entities but are bound together by standardized technology. In this scenario, the cloud service provider is providing a way for customers to connect their existing local networks (which would typically be private clouds) to the cloud service (which could be a public or community cloud) for additional computing resources. This is an example of a hybrid cloud deployment. Additionally, the provider is also blocking internal HR applications from reaching the cloud, which is a common security practice in a hybrid cloud environment where sensitive applications and data are kept on-premises to provide additional control and security.

A customer utilizing the service provided by the 3rd party SP would be using a public local network, the SP is providing the ability to block HR from reaching the network providing the client with a private environment? Public networks= large amount of users ( employees) Private network= Restricted user access (HR) Public + private=Hybrid I might be wrong let me know.

The cloud model being used in this scenario is Hybrid cloud. Hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment that combines a private cloud environment (i.e., on-premises data center) with one or more public cloud environments (i.e., third-party cloud service providers). In a hybrid cloud environment, the private and public cloud environments are integrated, and data and applications can be shared between them. In this scenario, the cloud service provider has created an environment that allows customers to connect their existing local networks (i.e., private cloud) to the cloud service provider's environment (i.e., public cloud) for additional computing resources. This integration between the private and public cloud environments is characteristic of a hybrid cloud environment. Additionally, the cloud service provider has blocked internal HR applications from reaching the cloud, which is an example of how security can be managed in a hybrid cloud environment. By limiting access to certain applications and data, organizations can maintain control over sensitive information while still leveraging the benefits of cloud computing.