Cloud Computing Models (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS) 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. : What does SaaS stand for in cloud computing? (A) Software as a Service (B) Storage as a Service (C) Security as a Service (D) System as a Service 2. : Which of the following is an example of SaaS? (A) Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Sheets) (B) Amazon EC2 (C) Microsoft Azure App Service (D) VMware vSphere 3. : What does PaaS stand for? (A) Platform as a Service (B) Processing as a Service (C) Program as a Service (D) Protocol as a Service 4. : Which cloud model provides developers with tools to build, test, and deploy applications without managing infrastructure? (A) SaaS (B) PaaS (C) IaaS (D) DBaaS 5. : What does IaaS stand for? (A) Information as a Service (B) Infrastructure as a Service (C) Internet as a Service (D) Integration as a Service 6. : Which of the following is an example of IaaS? (A) Dropbox (B) Amazon EC2 (C) Google App Engine (D) Microsoft Office 365 7. : In which model does the service provider manage everything including applications, runtime, and operating systems? (A) SaaS (B) PaaS (C) IaaS (D) On-Premises 8. : Which model gives the most control to the user over computing resources? (A) SaaS (B) PaaS (C) IaaS (D) FaaS 9. : Microsoft Azure App Service is an example of: (A) SaaS (B) PaaS (C) IaaS (D) None of the above 10. : Which of the following correctly matches models with examples? (A) SaaS → Dropbox, PaaS → Google App Engine, IaaS → Amazon EC2 (B) SaaS → Amazon EC2, PaaS → Dropbox, IaaS → Gmail (C) SaaS → VMware, PaaS → WhatsApp, IaaS → Google Sheets (D) SaaS → Android OS, PaaS → WordPad, IaaS → Spotify