Dear readers, these Cloud Computing Multiple choice Questions have been designed specially to get you acquainted with the nature of questions you may encounter during your Job interview for the subject of Cloud Computing. As per my experience good interviewers hardly plan to ask any particular question during your Job interview, normally questions start with some basic concept of the subject and later they continue based on further discussion and what you answers:
A. C++
B. Flash
C. Java
D. Visual Basic
Ans:C
A. Service-level agreements
B. Application programming interfaces
C. Virtual private networks
D. Bandwidth fees
ANS:A
A. Hardware as a Service
B. Platform as a Service
C. Software as a Service
D. Infrastructure as a Service
ANS:A
A. Many-to-many
B. One-to-many
C. One-to-one
ANS:B
A. Cloud On-Demand
B. Cloud Servers
C. EC2
ANS:B
A. Cloud Security Standards Working Group
B. Cloud Security Alliance
C. Cloud Security WatchDog
D. Security in the Cloud Alliance
ANS:B
A. RightScale
B. Google
C. Salesforce.com
D. Savis
ANS:A
A. Test and development
B. Website hosting
C. Disaster recovery
D. Business analytics
ANS:A
A. Infrastructure Service
B. Platform Service
C. Software Service
ANS:A
A. Platform, Software, Infrastructure
B. Software, Hardware, Infrastructure
C. Platform, Hardware, Infrastructure
ANS:A
A. SaaS
B. PaaS
C. IaaS
D. NA
ANS:D
A. HP
B. Cisco
C. IBM
D. Oracle
ANS:C
A. Breaks compliance regulations
B. Adds latency
C. Raises security concerns
D. Makes data recovery harder
ANS:A
A. Software as a Service
B. Platform as a Service
C. Infrastructure as a Service
ANS:C
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. True
B. False
Ans: B
A. The Internet
B. Cumulus Clouds
C. A Computer
D. Thin Clients
Ans: A
A. Windows
B. Mac OS
C. Linux
D. All of the above
Ans: D
A. It's always going to be less expensive and more secure than local computing.
B. You can access your data from any computer in the world, as long as you have an Internet connection.
C. Only a few small companies are investing in the technology, making it a risky venture.
Ans:B
A. A standard cloud service offered via the Internet
B. A cloud architecture maintained within an enterprise data center.
C. A cloud service inaccessible to anyone but the cultural elite
Ans:B
A. Software as a Service (SAAS)
B. Platform as a Service (PAAS)
C. Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS)
A.ns:C
A. True
B. False
Ans: A
A. A factory that produces cloud components
B. An industry wide PaaS initiative
C. VMware-led open source PaaS.
Ans: C
A. Platform as a Service (PaaS)
B. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
C. Software as a Service (SaaS).
Ans:C
A. It's a Platform as a Service (PaaS) model.
B. Automatic Scalability is built in with GAE. As a developer you don't need to worry about application scalability
C. You can decide on how many physical servers required for hosting your application.
D. The applications deployed on GAE have the same security, privacy and data protection policies as that of Google's applications. So, applications can take advantage of reliability, performance and security of Google's infrastructure.
Ans:C
A. Hire software developers, and build dynamic page.
B. Use ZOHO creator to build the required form, and embed in html page.
C. Use Google App Engine (GAE) to build and deploy dynamic page.
Ans:B
A. Cloud Security Standards Working.
B. Cloud Security Alliance.
C. Cloud Security WatchDog.
D. Security in the Cloud Alliance.
Ans:B
A. Wireless
B. Hard drives
C. People
D. Internet
Ans:D
A. Software as a Service
B. Platform as a Service
C. Infrastructure as a Service
Ans: C
A. A standard cloud service offered via the Internet
B. A cloud architecture maintained within an enterprise data center
C. A cloud service inaccessible to anyone but the cultural elite
Ans: B
A. Cloud On-Demand
B. Cloud Servers
C. EC2
Ans: B
A. SimpleDB
B. EBS
C. S3
D. CloudFront
Ans: B
A. Cloud Security Standards Working
B. Cloud Security Alliance
C. Cloud Security WatchDog
D. Security in the Cloud Alliance
Ans: B
A. A factory that produces cloud components
B. VMware-led open source PaaS
C. An industry wide PaaS initiative
D. VMware-led closed source PaaS
Ans: D
A. No worries about running out of storage
B. Easier to maintain a cloud network
C. Immediate access to computing resources
C. Paying only for what you use
Ans: B
A. Hitachi Data Systems
B. Savvis
C. Iron Mountain
D. Symantec
Ans: C
A. Force.com
B. Microsoft Azure
C. Amazon EC2
D. Joyent
Ans:B
A. Metered billing
B. Self-service portal
C. Dial-home support
D. Rapid elasticity
Ans: B
A. A way to organize desktop computers
B. Lightweight software that takes up little space on a hard drive
C. Computing resources that can be accessed on demand, like electricity from a utility
D. The World Wide Web
Ans: C
A. Twitter
B. Skype
C. Gmail
D. YouTube
E. All of the above
Ans: E
A. Virtualization
B. Transubstantiation
C. Cannibalization
D. Insubordination
Ans: A
A. An overhanging threat
B. A career risk for a CIO
C. A cloud that sits behind a corporate firewall
D. The group of knowledge workers who use a social network for water-cooler gossip
Ans: C
A. Amazon1. Azure
B. IBM2. Elastic Compute Cloud
C. EMC3. Decho
D. Microsoft4. Cloudburst
ANS: A
A. Software as a service
B. Utility computing
C. Remote hosted services
D. Grid computing
E. Desktop computing
Ans: E
A. Declaration of Cloud Computing
B. The Rights of Cloud
C. Mein Cloud
D. Open Cloud Manifesto
Ans: D
A. Graphical depiction of computer architectures
B. Meteorological symbolism
C. Worries about an unclear future for computing architectures
D. The idea that computer users trust in magic
Ans: A
A. Google Docs1. Intel servers
B. Salesforce.com2. Microsoft Office
C. Mozy.com3. Oracle customer-rela-
tionship management
D. Amazon EC24. Backup disk
Ans: A
A. Spread of Conficker virus
B. Gmail outage for more than an hour
C. Theft of identities over the Internet
D. Power outages in the Midwest
Ans: B