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Azure Cloud Service Types

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Platform as a Service

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Describe Platform as a Service (PaaS)

In this lesson, you will learn about Platform as a Service (PaaS), which strikes a balance between renting space in a datacenter (IaaS) and paying for a fully deployed solution (SaaS). PaaS provides a comprehensive development environment without the hassle of maintaining the underlying infrastructure.

What is PaaS?

Platform as a Service (PaaS) is a cloud computing model where the cloud provider handles the physical infrastructure, physical security, and internet connectivity. Additionally, they manage the operating systems, middleware, development tools, and business intelligence services. This setup allows you to focus on developing and deploying applications without worrying about licensing or patching for operating systems and databases.

Shared Responsibility Model

The shared responsibility model in PaaS splits responsibilities between you and the cloud provider. While the cloud provider maintains the physical infrastructure, operating systems, databases, and development tools, you are responsible for managing your applications and data.

Azure Shared Responsibility Model
Azure Shared Responsibility Model

In the PaaS model, the cloud provider ensures the platform is up-to-date with regular updates, patches, and refreshes. Depending on the configuration, you or the cloud provider may manage networking settings, connectivity, network security, and directory infrastructure.

Scenarios for PaaS

PaaS is suitable for several common scenarios:

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