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Azure DevOps Interview Questions: From Cloud Basics to Azure Services #9

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## Azure DevOps Interview Questions

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<summary>Q1. What is cloud computing?</summary>

**Answer:** Cloud computing is a model that allows users to access computing services like storage, servers, and applications over the internet, avoiding the need for on-premise infrastructure. It offers flexible deployment options: public clouds, where resources are shared, and private clouds, dedicated to one organization. Key benefits include scalability, reduced costs, and the ability to access resources on-demand, tailored to an organization’s specific needs.
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<summary>Q2. What are the different deployment models in cloud computing?</summary>

**Answer:**

- **Public Cloud**: In a public cloud, all resources are hosted on platforms like Azure, offering low cost and no need for hardware purchases or maintenance. It provides near-unlimited scalability, with resources available on demand, and high reliability due to a vast server network.

- **Private Cloud**: Resources are dedicated to one organization, either on-premises or hosted by a third party. This model offers enhanced security and control since the infrastructure is private. It's ideal for companies needing more customized control over their data.

- **Hybrid Cloud**: This model blends both public and private cloud features, allowing some components to run on-premises and others in the cloud. It provides flexibility by combining the scalability of the public cloud with the security of the private cloud.
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