Cloud Computing (AWS/Azure/GCP)- 2026 Updated Tests

Cloud Computing (AWS/Azure/GCP):
2026 Updated Tests
Comprehensive Exam Prep (100 Questions)

1. Which cloud model involves providing computing resources over the internet where
the provider manages everything from hardware to applications?

A) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

B) Platform as a Service (PaaS)

C) Software as a Service (SaaS)

D) On-premises

Correct Answer: C) Software as a Service (SaaS)



2. In 2026, "Serverless Computing" primarily means:

A) There are no physical servers involved at all

B) The cloud provider manages the server allocation and scaling, and users pay only for
execution time

C) Computers that run without electricity

D) Running applications only on mobile devices

Correct Answer: B) The cloud provider manages the server allocation and scaling, and
users pay only for execution time



3. What is the AWS equivalent of Azure Virtual Machines?

A) AWS Lambda

B) AWS S3

C) AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)

D) AWS Redshift

Correct Answer: C) AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)

,4. Which GCP service is a fully managed, serverless data warehouse that enables
scalable analysis over petabytes of data?

A) Cloud Storage

B) BigQuery

C) Compute Engine

D) Cloud Run

Correct Answer: B) BigQuery



5. "Multi-cloud" strategy refers to:

A) Using only one cloud provider for everything

B) Using multiple cloud computing and storage services from different vendors in a single
architecture

C) Storing data in a physical cloud in the sky

D) Using multiple computers in the same office

Correct Answer: B) Using multiple cloud computing and storage services from different
vendors in a single architecture



6. What is "Edge Computing" in the context of Cloud 2026?

A) Moving data centers to the edge of the world

B) Processing data closer to the source (users/devices) to reduce latency

C) Deleting data that is at the edge of the database

D) Using the edge of the screen for cloud apps

Correct Answer: B) Processing data closer to the source (users/devices) to reduce
latency



7. In Microsoft Azure, what is an "Availability Zone"?

A) A specific time of day when the cloud is free

B) Unique physical locations within an Azure region, made up of one or more datacenters

C) A zone where you are allowed to use your phone

D) A list of available software updates

, Correct Answer: B) Unique physical locations within an Azure region, made up of one or
more datacenters



8. Which AWS service provides highly scalable object storage?

A) AWS EBS

B) AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)

C) AWS RDS

D) AWS Glacier only

Correct Answer: B) AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)



9. "FinOps" in cloud computing focuses on:

A) Financial operations to optimize and manage cloud spending

B) Finding new investors for the cloud company

C) Using cloud for banking only

D) Buying stocks of AWS and Google

Correct Answer: A) Financial operations to optimize and manage cloud spending



10. What is "Infrastructure as Code" (IaC)?

A) Typing code directly into a server's keyboard

B) Managing and provisioning infrastructure through machine-readable definition files (e.g.,
Terraform)

C) Writing a manual for the IT department

D) A code that explains how hardware works

Correct Answer: B) Managing and provisioning infrastructure through machine-readable
definition files (e.g., Terraform)



11. Which service is used to manage containerized applications at scale?

A) Kubernetes (EKS, AKS, GKE)

B) Microsoft Word