Lesson 133.8

1. When a malicious VM breaks isolation and accesses the host or other VMs.
5. Cloud model combining private and public services for flexibility and cost optimization.
6. Cloud service model providing a ready-to-use development environment for app building and deployment.
8. Cloud model used by one organization, offering more control, security, and privacy.
10. Cloud model shared by multiple organizations with similar needs for collaboration.
13. Cloud service delivering virtual desktops from remote servers instead of local machines.
14. Technology that creates virtual copies of systems, reducing dependence on real hardware.
15. A billing model where resource usage directly dictates cost instead of fixed pricing.
16. Isolated environment that runs applications on the same host operating system.

2. Cloud model available to anyone, hosted by providers like AWS or Azure.
3. Process that keeps files updated across all devices and platforms in real time.
4. Manager software that lets one computer run multiple VMs by allocating CPU, memory, and storage.
7. Ability to increase or decrease resources based on planned business needs.
9. Ability to quickly scale resources up or down in unplanned situations.
11. Cloud service model that delivers fully functional software applications via the internet.
12. Cloud service model providing raw computing resources like servers, storage, and networking.