Before you decide on using a
private type Cloud service it is but proper and fitting that you should take
the time to know the difference among the three major Cloud service models:
Public Cloud Service, Private Cloud Service and Hybrid Cloud Service. Taking
the time to acquaint yourself with all the differences of these Cloud service
models is very important so as to give yourself some pointers as to whether or
not this or that particular service model makes an excellent option for you and
your business organization.
A public type Cloud service model
is a type of Cloud service model that serves the whole
wide world. In most cases, public type Cloud services are free to use. While paying
for nothing so as to avail this service is an advantage, we cannot deny the
fact that it also comes with some disadvantages that need to be considered. For
one, you can’t be so sure about the security of your business information when
you make use of this type of Cloud service model. Everyone on the internet can
easily access your data and information and this proves to be a downside at
your end especially when you have information and data that need to be accessed
only by you.
A private type Cloud service
model on the other hand is the opposite of the first Cloud service model.
Basically, it offers a wider range of features and functionality that you may
not find from the first option. However, the downside to this is that you need
to pay for it in order to enjoy its amazing features, advantages and benefits.
And one of its great benefits is airtight security given to all what you need
to take away from the eyes of others. So if you are running a business with
highly critical information, a private type Cloud service makes an excellent
choice for you.
Finally, a hybrid Cloud service
model is a combination of the Public Cloud Service and Private Cloud Service.
This type of Cloud service model is less likely to be used by many. In fact,
users from around the world only have two potential options to choose from as
far as Cloud services are concerned – they either go the public route or the
private way.
Once you have earned the
differences of these three Cloud service models, you may now feel convinced
about what to choose for you and your organization.