Test Key Concepts Cloud

Keep services up and running for long periods of time. [blank_start]High Availability[blank_end].

The ability to increase or decrease resources. [blank_start]Scalability[blank_end].

The ability to automatically increase or decrease resources as needed. [blank_start]Elasticity[blank_end].

React quickly. [blank_start]Agility[blank_end].

If one component fails, a buckup cpmponent takes its place. [blank_start]Fault tolerance[blank_end].

Cloud services [blank_start]disaster recovery[blank_end] can happen very quickly with automation and services being readily available to use.

The ability reach audiences around the globe. [blank_start]Global Reach[blank_end].

Cloud services have the ability deploy resources in datacenters around the globe, thus addressing customer latency issues. [blank_start]Customer latency capabilities[blank_end].

[blank_start]Predictive cost considerations[blank_end]. The ability for users to predict what costs they will incur for a particular cloud service.

A user can be expert in the application they want to run without having to need skills to build and maintain the underlying hardware and software infrastructure. [blank_start]Technical skill requirements[blank_end] and [blank_start]considerations[blank_end].

Software patching, and other time-consuming IT management. Cloud computing eliminates the need for many of these tasks, so IT teams can spend time on achieving more important business goals. [blank_start]Increased productivity[blank_end].

Cloud providers offer a broad set of policies, technologies, controls, and expert technology skills that can provide better [blank_start]security[blank_end] than most organizations can otherwise achieve.