Vadim Konovalov
Cloud computing is a convenient on-demand delivery of various IT resources such as data storage, database, applications, servers, networks, and more. Customers have a unique opportunity to access and release this pool of highly customizable and omnipresent services autonomously.
Source: https://innovecs.com/blog/types-of-cloud-computing/
A private cloud refers to computing solutions available via a secured network for a single customer. It can be hosted on-site or maintained by a third-party provider on their premises. The highlights of private cloud comprise excellent visibility, customization, top-notch security and control, superior flexibility, and scalability.
A public cloud hosting implies the operating of all customer’s IT workloads on-premises of a cloud vendor who usually offers a shared pool of services to multiple users at a time. Plus, a public cloud vendor fully maintains the software, hardware, other elements of the IT resources provided to customers.
A hybrid cloud refers to a combination of the earlier mentioned cloud solutions (private and public). The resources are typically integrated into a unique environment and distributed between clouds to provide the highest productivity possible. Such a mix of cloud unveils limitless opportunities for IT managers and empowers them to be flexible, have more deployment options, have their resources protected, and stay compliant.
With a hybrid cloud, you can get a doubled benefits package. While private cloud services deliver flawless security measures, the public cloud can help manage supportive business apps such as HRM, CRM, or email.
