Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud: What's What?
Introduction Public clouds, private clouds, and hybrid clouds are all very different. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, so it's worth researching before investing. The upcoming slides talks about the three types of clouds and its advantages.
Public Cloud For example, if we access email via Google or Hotmail, most of us are already using the public cloud. Services are provided only via the Internet, making them efficient and cost-effective. This is usually a good solution for individual traders and freelancers.
Advantages of Public Cloud •
Usually cheap
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You can access IT software through the Internet, eliminating the hassle of buying or paying license fees yourself. Very low setup cost (if any) Save time: Quickly install software and quickly fix problems if they occur. This is the fastest and easiest way to "try out" the cloud
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Private Cloud For example, private clouds restrict access to services to specific groups of people. Your work is stored in a data center owned by the cloud provider, or it can be stored on a server in the office. This is usually a good solution for SMEs or businesses that need strict compliance with security issues.
Advantages of Private Cloud •
You can still access work remotely
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It is more secure than the public cloud
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Since it runs on hardware, you have more control over your data
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There is usually more storage on the private cloud
Hybrid Cloud Hybrid is something with two components that produce the same or similar results. How this applies to cloud computing is that companies can use a private cloud and access the cloud at odd times with high usage. This solution is perfect for large enterprises that may suddenly flood into network traffic or queries.
Advantages of Hybrid Cloud •
Gives you the best of both Clouds
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Highly scalable
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