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Exam AZ900 Topics: cloud-concepts Difficulty: easy

A junior cloud analyst is writing study notes about the three cloud service models for her team's onboarding guide. She wants one sentence that correctly captures what infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offers. Which statement should she write?

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  1. A. On-demand access to compute, storage, and networking, with the customer managing operating systems, applications, and data
  2. B. A fully developed application that the customer only configures and uses, while the provider runs everything else
  3. C. A managed platform where the provider handles operating systems and middleware so developers can focus on code
  4. D. On-demand access to compute, storage, and networking, with the provider managing operating systems and databases
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Correct answer: On-demand access to compute, storage, and networking, with the customer managing operating systems, applications, and data

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-cloud-service-types/2-describe-infrastructure-service/

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