Which of the following is a cloud computing feature that allows computing resources to be automatically allocated in response to demand?

In cloud computing, the practice of grouping together computing resources and making them available for shared access for multiple consumers is referred to as:

A remote server hosting a virtualized user OS is an example of:

Which of the following allows multiple operating systems to work on the same hardware simultaneously?

The term "VM sprawl" is used to describe a situation in which large number of deployed virtual machines lack proper administrative controls.

The term "VM escape" refers to the process of breaking out of the boundaries of a guest operating system installation to access the primary hypervisor controlling all the virtual machines on the host machine.

Which of the following is an older type of serial cable used for connecting modems, printers, mice, and other peripheral devices?

Examples of cabling types used for mass storage devices include:

The SATA interface specification defines a power connector consisting of:

A single Serial ATA (SATA) data cable can be used to connect a motherboard slot with:

The SATA interface specification defines data cable connector consisting of:

When installing two PATA drives on a single cable, each drive must be configured with a jumper to designate it as either a primary drive (a.k.a. "master") or a secondary drive (a.k.a. "slave"). The "cable select" jumper setting option automatically configures the drive as master or slave according to its position on a cable.

What are some characteristic features of RJ-45 connectors? (Select 2 answers)

Raid 5 has a minimum of ____ drives that are needed.

A device that can be added or removed without having to restart the operating system is known as.....

The ___________ provides the basic foundation for all of the computer's hardware, including the processor, RAM, firmware, and expansion cards.

A storage device with an embedded OS that supports typical network file access protocols.

Intel technology in which pins that connect the CPU and socket are located on the socket.