TENCENT CLOUD
PRACTITIONER PRACTICE
TEST COMPLETE 60
QUESTIONS
Question 1: A company keeps regulated customer records in its own data center but uses Tencent Cloud for a public-facing web tier that can scale during campaigns.Which cloud deployment model best describes this design?
Choices:
1) Hybrid cloud 2) Public cloud 3) Private cloud 4) Community cloud
Correct Answer: Hybrid cloud
Explanation: A hybrid cloud combines privately controlled infrastructure with public-cloud resources. Here, regulated data remains on premises while the web tier runs in Tencent Cloud.Page 1
Question 2: A team wants virtual servers, virtual networking, and storage from a cloud provider while retaining responsibility for the guest operating system and applications. Which service model best �ts?
Choices:
1) SaaS 2) IaaS 3) Community cloud 4) PaaS
Correct Answer: IaaS
Explanation: Infrastructure as a Service provides virtualized compute, network, and storage while the customer manages the operating system and applications. CVM is a typical Tencent Cloud IaaS service.
Question 3: Which Tencent Cloud service is the primary choice when you need a
general-purpose virtual machine with con�gurable CPU, memory, operating system, and network settings?
Choices:
1) TencentDB for MySQL 2) Cloud File Storage (CFS) 3) Cloud Virtual Machine (CVM) 4) Cloud Object Storage (COS)
Correct Answer: Cloud Virtual Machine (CVM)
Explanation: CVM provides con�gurable virtual server instances. COS is object storage, CFS is shared �le storage, and TencentDB for MySQL is a managed database service.Page 2
Question 4: An application will run at a predictable baseline for the next 12 months, and the organization wants to pay in advance for stable capacity. Which CVM billing approach is most appropriate?
Choices:
1) Per-request serverless billing 2) Pay-as-you-go 3) Spot instance only 4) Subscription/prepaid
Correct Answer: Subscription/prepaid
Explanation: Subscription or prepaid billing is designed for predictable, long-running workloads and is paid in advance. Pay-as-you-go is better for uncertain or short-lived demand.Question 5: A retailer needs 40 additional CVM instances for a four-hour �ash sale, then plans to release them immediately. Which billing model best matches this short, elastic workload?
Choices:
1) Pay-as-you-go 2) Dedicated Host annual lock-in 3) Subscription/prepaid 4) Archive billing
Correct Answer: Pay-as-you-go
Explanation: Pay-as-you-go CVM is suited to temporary or highly variable demand because instances can be created and released as needed and charged by actual usage.Page 3