Exam MS-900 topic 1 question 78 discussion

I still don't understand the question.

shocking written question.

By far, the most vague question ever. No context to any of this whatsoever.

yes this is a ridiculous question because M365 is considered a SaaS cloud service. However, this is what I think could be their line of thinking (and yes it is a stretch) All of these answers intersect but this could be what they are looking for. I really hope if it not on the exam. IaaS = Services Page The Services Page uses Azure and according to Microsoft.com Azure is IaaS because the Services page uses servers, storage, and/or OS where the user can deploy and manage their own applications. PaaS = Book Page The Booking page is an application/ app that is run on a platform that is developed, deployed, managed. Customers interact with the booking page app platform for scheduling while the provider manages the infrastructure, middleware, OS, and runtime for the page. SaaS = Booking Calendar because it is a complete software solution hosted/ managed by the provider that the user accesses via a web browser or API, taking care of all underlying infrastructure, security, and maintenance.

Lots of presumption required here. First staff page is just a spanner in the works so from the 4 offerings one was fake. The other one is booking page, we need to presume it's a web page developed with PaaS. Services page, again presume it's to do with a monitoring page to monitor the IaaS components that the customer is responsible for, like someone suggested. A long shot but I think we can be creative here.

don't understand the question at all....

Booking calender is cloud based app so it is Saas booking page, service page and staff page to created using power apps so it should be Paas Iaas where we get nothing but a empty room with four wall and security guard.

I don't think this question is correct

Booking Calendar, Booking Page, Staff Page and Service Page are all part of Microsoft 365 services. They are not IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) products. Microsoft 365 is a SaaS (Software as a Service) product.

What is this on about? lol ;-}

IMHO should be a mistake in terms used. If I re-analyze the "offering" information as equivalent of the "cloud model" the answers are correct: so "Services page" as root, "Staff page" and "Booking page" as children and same level, "Booking calendar" as child of "Booking page", solution seems to be correct and logic...

To my opinion the question and answers are wrong (except Booking Calendar). On the left side we see the different features of Microsoft Bookings - which is a SaaS solution, so all should be SaaS

I honestly don't understand the question at all, but like all things that one has to accept in life without having an understanding of... I'll have to take it as it is. 🤷‍♂️

Guessing that this question was memorized or screenshotted incorrectly. I had that with the az-900 for one question, where it didn't make sense here but made sense on the test

My thoughts are and correct me if you disagree: Bookings calendar - Outlook type app, therefore, SaaS. Bookings page - web page or app created within PaaS. Staff page - a web page or app created within PaaS and Services page - a web page or app or whatnot created within IaaS to monitor Infrastructure services. Could be wrong but makes sense to me.

Invalid, its a mistake

I really hope I don't come across this on my exam because I would hotly contest it. This is a horribly written question.