IEST Cloud Computing Assessment

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Introduction

ELEVATE YOUR CLOUD COMPUTING KNOWLEDGE WITH OUR COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT

IEST Cloud Computing assessment helps the test-taker understand foundational knowledge with simple, real-world examples and questions designed for beginners. The test adjusts to your skill level, ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience that evaluates your understanding of key cloud computing concepts.

This quick and user-friendly assessment covers basic cloud computing topics and is designed to help the test taker identify their strengths and areas for improvement.

IEST Cloud Computing provides instant results mapped to the Common International Framework of Reference (CIFR) for future readiness, a global standard for measuring and improving skills.

Test Format

Online Test
- Duration: 30 minutes
- Total Questions: 50
Variety of Task Types:
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for:
  - Basic cloud computing concepts and definitions
  - Common cloud computing applications
  - Fundamentals of cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
  - Security considerations in cloud computing
- True/False/Not Given for:
  - General cloud computing facts and misconceptions
  - Ethical and responsible cloud computing practices
- Fill in the Blanks to assess:
  - Cloud computing terminology and key concepts
  - Steps in the cloud computing process
- Match the Following to test:
  - Basic cloud computing tools and their functions
  - Common terms with their meanings
- Basic Identification Questions for:
  - Recognizing cloud computing in everyday life
  - Differentiating cloud and non-cloud applications

Skills Assessed

Cloud Concepts: Understanding fundamental cloud computing principles, including service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) and deployment models (public, private, hybrid).
Data Management: Knowledge of data storage, processing, and management in the cloud, including basic data security and privacy considerations.
Cloud Services: Ability to identify common cloud services and their applications, such as virtual machines, storage solutions, and cloud-based applications.
Security in the Cloud: Understanding security best practices, including data encryption, access control, and compliance with regulations.
Cloud Applications: Recognizing cloud-powered technologies in daily life and understanding their benefits and limitations.
Terminology: Familiarity with essential cloud computing terms, definitions, and commonly used concepts to build a strong foundational understanding.
Problem-Solving: Ability to select appropriate cloud solutions for basic challenges and recognize common issues faced in cloud implementations.
Cloud Workflow: Understanding the general process of deploying and managing cloud services, from setup to maintenance and optimization.
DevOps for Cloud: Understanding DevOps practices for cloud environments, including CI/CD pipelines, automation, and infrastructure as code