Exam CCSP topic 1 question 274 discussion

In a Platform as a Service (PaaS) environment, the cloud customer is given a full application framework where they can deploy their code and services without managing the underlying infrastructure. The most commonly available storage types in this model are: Structured storage → Typically refers to databases (SQL, NoSQL, etc.), which are often integrated into PaaS offerings. Unstructured storage → Usually object storage, which is used for storing large amounts of data like logs, media files, and backups. Why Not the Others? B. Structured and hierarchical: Hierarchical storage isn't a typical classification in cloud storage. C. Volume and database: Volume storage (block storage) is more common in IaaS, not PaaS. D. Volume and object: Volume storage is more relevant in IaaS, where customers need direct control over storage attached to VMs.

For the cloud service category you're referring to, which is Platform as a Service (PaaS), the storage types most likely to be available to the user include structured and unstructured data storage. This option reflects the typical capabilities of a PaaS environment, where developers are provided with a framework to develop, run, and manage applications without the complexity of building and maintaining the infrastructure typically associated with the process.

Volume and object storage are the focus in the CCSP study material

D: Volume and object

A. Structured and unstructured