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Exam AZ900 Topics: cloud-concepts Difficulty: easy

A training nonprofit is onboarding a new cloud analyst. As a first exercise, the analyst lists what counts as a cloud computing service. Which list is accurate?

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  1. A. Virtual machines, storage, databases, and networking, plus newer offerings such as Internet of Things, machine learning, and AI
  2. B. Only the physical hardware layer: the compute racks, power, and cooling that providers operate in their regions
  3. C. Only ready-to-use business applications, such as email and customer relationship management tools
  4. D. Only hosting plans for public websites, of the kind providers resell to small businesses
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Correct answer: Virtual machines, storage, databases, and networking, plus newer offerings such as Internet of Things, machine learning, and AI

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-cloud-compute/3-what-cloud-compute/

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