Many of the traditional concepts of systems and services for a traditional data center also apply to the cloud.
Both are built around key computing concepts.
Which of the following compromise the two facets of computing?
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A. B. C. D.C.
The CPU and memory resources of an environment together comprise its "computing" resources.
Cloud environments, especially public clouds, are enormous pools of resources for computing and are typically divided among a large number of customers with constantly changing needs and demands.
Although storage and networking are core components of a cloud environment, they do not comprise its computing core.
Software, much like within a traditional data center, is highly subjective based on the application, system, service, or cloud computing model used; however, it is not one of the core cloud components.
The traditional concepts of systems and services for a data center and the cloud are similar in many ways, as both are built around key computing concepts.
The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is the primary component of a computer system that carries out the instructions of a computer program. It performs arithmetic, logical, and input/output operations specified by the software.
Memory, also known as RAM (Random Access Memory), is a type of computer storage that is used to temporarily store data and code that the CPU needs to access quickly.
Storage refers to the long-term storage of data on a hard drive, solid-state drive, or other storage device.
Networking refers to the ability to connect computers and other devices together so that they can communicate and share data.
Out of the answer choices provided, the two facets of computing that compromise the traditional concepts of systems and services for a data center and the cloud are CPU and memory (Option C).
Both data centers and the cloud rely heavily on the CPU and memory to provide computing resources for users. The CPU performs the processing tasks required by software, and memory is used to store data and code that the CPU needs to access quickly. Without these two key components, the computer system would not be able to function efficiently.
While storage and networking are also important components of a computing system, they are not the primary facets that compromise the traditional concepts of systems and services for a data center and the cloud.