CLOUD-DIGITAL-LEADER · Question #382
An organization wants to access a software application from a cloud vendor without the need to manage their own servers or write their own code. Which service model does this represent?
The correct answer is C. Software as a service. SaaS delivers a fully functional application over the internet. The customer simply uses the software; the vendor manages everything underneath - infrastructure, runtime, middleware, and the application itself. IaaS provides raw compute, storage, and networking. PaaS provides a…
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An organization wants to access a software application from a cloud vendor without the need to manage their own servers or write their own code. Which service model does this represent?
Options
- AInfrastructure as a service
- BPlatform as a service
- CSoftware as a service
- DFunctions as a service
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C90% (28)
Explanation
SaaS delivers a fully functional application over the internet. The customer simply uses the software; the vendor manages everything underneath - infrastructure, runtime, middleware, and the application itself. IaaS provides raw compute, storage, and networking. PaaS provides a development platform on top of infrastructure so developers can build apps without managing servers. FaaS/serverless lets developers run individual functions. Only SaaS removes the need to write code or manage servers entirely.
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