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MB-901 Exam - Question 9


There are complex services being used with your Dynamics 365 instance in which you own and manage the software applications as well as the data hosted in

Azure.

You need to determine which type of cloud service model is being used by your organization.

Which cloud service model is being used?

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Correct Answer: A

The organization is using a cloud service model where it owns and manages the software applications as well as the data hosted in Azure. This scenario fits the definition of Platform as a Service (PaaS). PaaS provides a platform allowing customers to develop, run, and manage applications without the complexity of building and maintaining the infrastructure typically associated with developing and launching an app. SaaS (Software as a Service) would be used if the software was fully managed by the service provider, and IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) would be used if the organization was managing more granular infrastructure resources such as virtual machines, but since the question specifies both applications and data are being managed, PaaS is the appropriate model.

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ruonan59
Sep 7, 2020

i think the correct answer is pssa since the requirement in the question is for both application and data

febriyanasn
Nov 27, 2020

agree.. iaas = buy a car paas = rent a car saas = order uber for car services

al7869211
Dec 24, 2020

iaas = buy a car e.g. (VM’s) paas = rent a car e.g. Cx owned Apps on Azure saas = order uber for car service, e.g. O365

al7869211
Dec 24, 2020

iaas = buy a car e.g. (VM’s) paas = rent a car e.g. Cx owned Apps on Azure saas = order uber for car service, e.g. O365

angelsrp
Aug 1, 2020

I think this is Iaas

jsotocee
Aug 31, 2020

never, Dynamics 365 is always SaaS: https://dynamics365now.com/microsoft-dynamics-365-changing-saas-market/#:~:text=Microsoft%20Dynamics%20365%20is%20the,business%20solution%20via%20the%20Cloud.

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

In the question they did not mention that you won the Dynamics 365 instance ... You can have D365 in PaaS instance that has many other applications that you own and manage and the data as well.

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

In the question they did not mention that you won the Dynamics 365 instance ... You can have D365 in PaaS instance that has many other applications that you own and manage and the data as well.

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

Ha ha ha .. this guy

svm_Terran
Jan 8, 2021

this is Paas. since you own and manage the software, what you need is a platform.

mi05
Jan 13, 2021

PaaS, Apps and Software

Stonick
Feb 24, 2021

as already mentioned, it has to be PaaS. The question indicates that you OWN the software. This does not apply to SaaS.

Markie
Feb 18, 2021

This answer is PaaS

BenjiBechtle
Feb 19, 2021

I think answer would be SAAS : https://dynamics365now.com/microsoft-dynamics-365-changing-saas-market/#:~:text=Microsoft%20Dynamics%20365%20is%20the,business%20solution%20via%20the%20Cloud.

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

In the question they did not mention that you won the Dynamics 365 instance ... You can have D365 in PaaS instance that has many other applications that you own and manage and the data as well.

JamesCHLiu
Feb 23, 2021

So which answer is correct? PaaS or SaaS?

marto01
Mar 31, 2021

PaaS is the correct answer

Ronald88
Jun 26, 2021

Aswer is PaaS

blayne
Jan 26, 2021

https://medium.com/@nnilesh7756/what-are-cloud-computing-services-iaas-caas-paas-faas-saas-ac0f6022d36e

danialonso
Feb 15, 2021

C. software as a service (SaaS)

PanP
Feb 22, 2021

Answer - D365 (or M365) is SaaS

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

In the question they did not mention that you won the Dynamics 365 instance ... You can have D365 in PaaS instance that has many other applications that you own and manage and the data as well.

Zakriya
Mar 5, 2021

I think PaaS

saadnadir
Mar 18, 2021

Paas is the answer

Puneet80
Jun 26, 2021

In the question, they did not mention that you own the Dynamics 365 instance ... You can have D365 in PaaS instance that has many other applications installed that you own and manage and the data as well. So answer is PaaS