I guess you could say Amazon's cloud is 'public' because they let anyone with a credit card access it, even the public... you know, the general public! Haha, get it?
C is kind of true, but that doesn't make it a public cloud. Amazon monitoring the servers 24/7 is just good cloud management, not a defining characteristic of a public cloud.
I see your point, but I also think EC2 is a public cloud service because Amazon monitors the servers 24 hours per day, ensuring it is available to the public.
A is the correct answer. EC2 is a public cloud service because it's accessible to anyone with a credit card, unlike a private cloud which is for internal use only.
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