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CCSP · Question #423

Which of the following roles is responsible for peering with other cloud services and providers?

The correct answer is B. Inter-cloud provider. Inter-cloud provider (B) is correct because this role specifically handles the technical and business relationships between cloud ecosystems - establishing peering agreements, interconnects, and interoperability with other cloud services and providers. Why the distractors are wro

Submitted by fatima_kr· Apr 18, 2026Cloud Concepts, Architecture and Design

Question

Which of the following roles is responsible for peering with other cloud services and providers?

Options

  • ACloud auditor
  • BInter-cloud provider
  • CCloud service broker
  • DCloud service developer

How the community answered

(35 responses)
  • B
    94% (33)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Inter-cloud provider (B) is correct because this role specifically handles the technical and business relationships between cloud ecosystems - establishing peering agreements, interconnects, and interoperability with other cloud services and providers.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Cloud auditor) - evaluates and verifies compliance, security, and performance of cloud services; not involved in peering or interconnection.
  • C (Cloud service broker) - acts as an intermediary between cloud consumers and providers, managing use agreements and aggregating services, but doesn't establish provider-to-provider peering.
  • D (Cloud service developer) - builds and deploys applications or services on cloud platforms; this is a development role, not a networking/interconnection role.

Memory tip: Think of "inter-cloud" literally - the inter prefix means "between," so an inter-cloud provider operates between clouds, bridging them together. If you remember internet peering (how ISPs connect to each other), inter-cloud peering follows the same concept, just at the cloud-provider level.

Topics

#Cloud roles#Inter-cloud connectivity#Cloud peering#Cloud architecture

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