Topic 1 · Question 55
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Cheetaz▲ 196Highly votedJune 16, 2021 03:40 pm
The book 'Microsoft Azure Fundamentals exam ref AZ-900, second edition' states:
"Important: Hybrid doesn’t always include on-premises
Remember, a private cloud is a cloud dedicated to a single organization.
It doesn’t have to be located on-premises.
It can also be hosted at a third-party data center, so a hybrid cloud model might be
the combination of a third-party data center and a public cloud."
Which would indead mean NYN.
"Important: Hybrid doesn’t always include on-premises
Remember, a private cloud is a cloud dedicated to a single organization.
It doesn’t have to be located on-premises.
It can also be hosted at a third-party data center, so a hybrid cloud model might be
the combination of a third-party data center and a public cloud."
Which would indead mean NYN.
shadeey▲ 17Highly votedDecember 05, 2021 01:46 pm
that is correct, compared to previous question from page 10, private cloud is not the same as internat network . Answer should be YYN
tomas▲ 13Highly votedFebruary 07, 2021 03:20 am
No, Yes, No
ajl22▲ 9Highly votedJanuary 16, 2022 08:12 am
Why after starting on public? Perhaps you're a new start-up, on public first. Then you encounter regulatory, compliance or political reasons to bring some things private.
But to *actually* implement a hybrid cloud you need the private infra, otherwise what are you connecting to?
But to *actually* implement a hybrid cloud you need the private infra, otherwise what are you connecting to?
log4NIC▲ 9Highly votedMarch 16, 2022 12:59 pm
On-Premises is not the same than Private Cloud
Arqueiro▲ 9Highly votedMay 06, 2021 12:52 pm
The answer for the #1 is YES.
The explanation provided here ... "It is not true that a company must always migrate from an internal network to implement a hybrid cloud ..." applies to a different question, that question is: "To acheive a hybrid cloud model, a company must always migrate from a private cloud model".
There is a slight different between those 2 questions, this one here says that to have a hybrid cloud model you must have an internal (on-premises) network, and the answer is YES, otherwise you are just public. No internal network, no hybric cloud. You must have it.
The other question says that you MUST ALWAYS migrate from a private cloud, and the answer is the explanation provided in this quesiton. No, you can go from public cloud to hybrid or from private cloud to hybrid.
So, the answer provided for the question #1 is wrong. It was a mistake in my opinion.
The explanation provided here ... "It is not true that a company must always migrate from an internal network to implement a hybrid cloud ..." applies to a different question, that question is: "To acheive a hybrid cloud model, a company must always migrate from a private cloud model".
There is a slight different between those 2 questions, this one here says that to have a hybrid cloud model you must have an internal (on-premises) network, and the answer is YES, otherwise you are just public. No internal network, no hybric cloud. You must have it.
The other question says that you MUST ALWAYS migrate from a private cloud, and the answer is the explanation provided in this quesiton. No, you can go from public cloud to hybrid or from private cloud to hybrid.
So, the answer provided for the question #1 is wrong. It was a mistake in my opinion.
ajl22▲ 9Highly votedJanuary 16, 2022 08:12 am
Why after starting on public? Perhaps you're a new start-up, on public first. Then you encounter regulatory, compliance or political reasons to bring some things private.
But to *actually* implement a hybrid cloud you need the private infra, otherwise what are you connecting to?
But to *actually* implement a hybrid cloud you need the private infra, otherwise what are you connecting to?
log4NIC▲ 9Highly votedMarch 16, 2022 12:59 pm
On-Premises is not the same than Private Cloud
fuddyduddy▲ 9Highly votedMay 16, 2021 11:28 am
My previous answer stands but I should have said "But how can you have a hybrid withOUT having both on-prem and online infrastructure in place?"
BTW, another way of thinking about this is:
How can you run Azure AD Connect without on-premises AD? Or run the Exchange Hybrid Configuration Wizard?
BTW, another way of thinking about this is:
How can you run Azure AD Connect without on-premises AD? Or run the Exchange Hybrid Configuration Wizard?
Skyblue17▲ 8Highly votedSeptember 22, 2021 11:32 am
If a company will not have private cloud infrastructure, why company will setup it after using public cloud. Hybrid model seems implemented just to cover all the customers who are already on On-Prem and want to setup cloud environment. So as per my understanding answer of first question should be Yes.
Uchenna▲ 7Highly votedMay 30, 2021 10:37 am
YYN is the correct option here,
Here's why answer 1 as given is wrong. It states "It is not true that a company must always migrate from a private cloud model or must first have a private cloud to implement a hybrid cloud. You could start with a public cloud and then combine that with an on-premise infrastructure to implement a hybrid cloud."
This is true. But how can you have a hybrid with having BOTH on-prem and online infrastructure in place? Think about it - If you start with on-prem then you need to first have online infrastructure before you can be considered hybrid. And if you start online then you need to have on-prem infrastructure before you can be considered hybrid.
So you need have both first. Until then, you are either private or public but not hybrid.