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CCSP - Certified Cloud Security Professional - All Domains (All Answered Fall 2022)

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CCSP - Certified Cloud Security Professional -
All Domains (All Answered Fall 2022)

Anything-as-a-Service
Anything-as-a-service, or "XaaS," refers to the growing diversity of services available
over the Internet via cloud computing as opposed to being provided locally, or on
premises.

Apache CloudStack
An open source cloud computing and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform
developed to help Infrastructure as a Service make creating, deploying, and managing
cloud services easier by providing a complete "stack" of features and components for
cloud environments.

Cloud Administrator
This individual is typically responsible for the implementation, monitoring, and
maintenance of the cloud within the organization or on behalf of an organization (acting
as a third party).

Cloud App (Cloud Application)
Short for cloud application, cloud app is the phrase used to describe a software
application that is never installed on a local computer. Instead, it is accessed via the
Internet.

Cloud Application Architect
Typically responsible for adapting, porting, or deploying an application to a target cloud
environment.

Cloud Application Management for Platforms (CAMP)
A specification designed to ease management of applications — including packaging
and deployment — across public and private cloud computing platforms.

Cloud Architect
He or she will determine when and how a private cloud meets the policies and needs of
an organization's strategic goals and contractual requirements (from a technical
perspective).

Cloud Backup Service Provider
A third-party entity that manages and distributes remote, cloud-based data backup
services and solutions to customers from a central data center.

,Cloud Backup Solutions
Enable enterprises or individuals to store their data and computer files on the Internet
using a storage service provider rather than storing the data locally on a physical disk,
such as a hard drive or tape backup.

Cloud Computing
A type of computing, comparable to grid computing that relies on sharing computing
resources rather than having local servers or personal devices to handle applications.

Cloud Computing Accounting Software
Accounting software that is hosted on remote servers.

Cloud Computing Reseller
A company that purchases hosting services from a cloud server hosting or cloud
computing provider and then re-sells them to its own customers.

Cloud Database
A database accessible to clients from the cloud and delivered to users on demand via
the Internet.

Cloud Data Architect
Ensures the various storage types and mechanisms utilized within the cloud
environment meet and conform to the relevant SLAs and that the storage components
are functioning according to their specified requirements.

Cloud Developer
Focuses on development for the cloud infrastructure itself. This role can vary from client
tools or solutions engagements, through to systems components.

Cloud Enablement
The process of making available one or more of the following services and
infrastructures to create a public cloud-computing environment: cloud provider, client,
and application.

Cloud Management
Software and technologies designed for operating and monitoring the applications, data,
and services residing in the cloud. Cloud management tools help to ensure a company's
cloud computing-based resources are working optimally and properly interacting with
users and other services.

Cloud Migration

, The process of transitioning all or part of a company's data, applications, and services
from on-site premises behind the firewall to the cloud, where the information can be
provided over the Internet on an on-demand basis.

Cloud OS
A phrase frequently used in place of Platform as a Service (PaaS) to denote an
association to cloud computing.

Cloud Portability
The ability to move applications and its associated data between one cloud provider and
another — or between public and private cloud environments.

Cloud Provider
A service provider who offers customers storage or software solutions available via a
public network, usually the Internet.

Cloud Provisioning
The deployment of a company's cloud computing strategy, which typically first involves
selecting which applications and services will reside in the public cloud and which will
remain on-site behind the firewall or in the private cloud.

Cloud Server Hosting
A type of hosting in which hosting services are made available to customers on demand
via the Internet. Rather than being provided by a single server or virtual server, cloud
server hosting services are provided by multiple connected servers that comprise a
cloud.

Cloud Services Broker (CSB)
Typically a third-party entity or company that looks to extend or enhance value to
multiple customers of cloud-based services through relationships with multiple cloud
service providers.

Cloud Storage
The storage of data online in the cloud, wherein a company's data is stored in and
accessible from multiple distributed and connected resources that comprise a cloud.

Cloud Testing
Load and performance testing conducted on the applications and services provided via
cloud computing — particularly the capability to access these services — in order to
ensure optimal performance and scalability under a wide variety of conditions.

Desktop-as-a-service
A form of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) in which the VDI is outsourced and
handled by a third party.

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