A. A middleware service that provides exposure of APIs so that they may be securely consumed via a public catalog.
B. A DevOps toolchain that allows developers to securely code and modify Intellectual Property from any location for immediate deployment.
C. A secure virtual appliance that enables users to access underlying hypervisors on bare metal servers.
D. A network connection typically done over the Internet that uses a suite of security protocol that can be used to allow users to manage servers remotely and securely
A. They have a bare metal server that requires a hypervisor
B. VMs prevent "noisy neighbors"
C. Unsupported OS in existing catalog
D. VMs provide expansion ability
A. Uses a DES algorithm to salt the key
B. Hashes the key with a SHA-256 algorithm
C. Encrypts with AES-256 algorithm
D. Uses a one time pad to put it in the vault
A. Aim for "100% uptime"
B. Configure everything automatically.
C. Smaller and multiple releases that incorporate fewer changes.
D. Code branches must be continuous.
A. A long term billing model
B. A single and simplified standard language
C. Developed in Java
D. Rapid provisioning
E. A pay-as-you-go billing model
A. Cloud Brokerage Managed Services
B. API Management Service
C. Cloud Infrastructure as Code
D. Enterprise Service Bus
A. Virtual machines
B. Network isolation
C. Rapid elasticity
D. On-demand self-service
E. High Performance Computing
A. IBM Predictive Analysis Dashboard
B. IBM Cloud Performance Manager
C. IBM Enterprise Common Collector
D. IBM IT Operations Analytics
A. Reduce barriers to effective collaboration
B. Control collaboration with competitors
C. Only support online data replication
D. Limit data replication throughout