A.optimize system performance by having a server on a front-end and clients on a host.

B.limit the clients and servers relationship by limiting the IS facilities to a single hardware system.

C.enhance system performance through the separation of front-end and back-end processes.

D.keep track of all the clients using the IS facilities of a service organization.

A.Thephysical location of the data and how it is accessed

B.The fragmentation and encryption algorithms employed

C.The implications of storing complex information on simple storage systems

D.The language of the data and how it affects the user

E.The actualsize of the data and the storage format

A.The majority is covered by the consumer

B.The cloud provider

C.The cloud consumer

D.The responsibility is split equally

E.Itdepends on the agreement

A.relevant architectural components such as Physical, Network, Compute, Storage, Application, and Data.

B.relevant architectural paradigms such as Client-Server, Mainframe, Peer-to-Peer, and SmartClient-Backend.

C.relevant architecture frameworks such as the NIST Enterprise Architecture Model, the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF), The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF), and the Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture.

D.relevant delivery models such as Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service.

A.Object storage

B.Application

C.Database

D.Platform

E.Volume storage