Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
To deploy your applications to the Cloud, you have to install OS images and relatedapplication software on the cloud infrastructure. In this model, it'syour responsibility to patch/update/maintain the OSand any application software you install.
Answer A
I believe the conflict here came from the responsibility
For first sight I thought it's C as in PaaS you own the OS, but in fact vendor handing over OS but you use it for your own application, so you're responsible for Application only
On the other hand IaaS you have the Infra including OS, but you're responsible for everything including OS patching.
If the question was about what model where you have OS then it's PaaS
The correct answer is A
IaaS cannot be wrong, because it is the model where you are responsible for most of the things. Only hardware patching is cloud responsibility.
So all the people who say PaaS is correct - it might be an ADDITIONAL answer for you, but everything you are responsible for in PaaS you are also responsible for in IaaS.
This link has a nice diagram showing the difference between infrastructure, platform and software (as a service)
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/what-is-paas/#:~:text=Platform%20as%20a%20service%20(PaaS,%2C%20cloud%2Denabled%20enterprise%20applications.
It's A
SAAS = Application like SharePoint online, O365
PAAS = Operating system like Windows Azure, Database like SQL Azure
IAAS = Windows Azure Virtual Machine and Network, Storage
https://www.cmswire.com/cms/information-management/cloud-service-models-iaas-saas-paas-how-microsoft-office-365-azure-fit-in-021672.php (same link with admin reference)
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