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Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud

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    Introduction

    Public Cloud
    delivered via the internet and shared across organizations
    Private Cloud
    dedicated solely to your organization
    Hybrid Cloud
    any environment that uses both public and private clouds

    Public Cloud

    Service Features

    • Pros
      • No investments required to deploy and maintain the IT infrastructure (cloud vendor’s responsibility)
      • High scalability and flexibility (to meet unpredictable workload demands)
      • Flexible pricing options
    • Cons
      • total cost of ownership (TCO) can rise exponentially for large scale usage
      • lease secure
      • low visibility and control into the infrastructure

    Vendor Responsibility

    responsible for developing, managing, and maintaining the pool of computing resources shared between multiple tenants from across the network.

    Private Cloud

    Service Features

    • Pros
      • Dedicated and secure environments
      • Customizable & Flexible
      • high performance
    • Cons
      • high price for short-term use cases
      • may not offer high scalability

    Vendor Responsibility

    Hybrid Cloud

    Service Features

    • Pros
      • Flexible policy to deploy workloads on public or private infrastructure (based on security, performance and cost)
      • scale with security (public cloud resources to accommodate occasional spikes)
      • reliable (multiple data centers – public and private)
      • cost control (sensitive workloads on private clouds, regular workloads on public cloud)
    • Cons
      • toggling between public and private (how to track, what’s the cost)
      • public cloud resource management (different locations and categories)
      • complexity of managing an evolving mix of private and public cloud architecture

    Vendor Responsibility

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