Cloud computing has three primary types — public, private, and hybrid — which offer various advantages and potential challenges, explains Collins Ayuya.
This article provides definitions along with a comparison of the three models to help you determine the most suitable option for your organization. It compares several features, including cost, security, and scalability. In terms of cost, for example:
- Public cloud — Low upfront costs, pay-as-you-go model
- Private cloud — High upfront costs but can be cost-effective in the long run
- Hybrid cloud — Combines costs of both public and private clouds
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