Public Cloud vs Private Cloud
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Public cloud is accessible over the internet and completely managed by cloud providers, while private cloud is deployed within an organization's own data centers and firewalls and managed internally. Users pay monthly for public cloud services, but private cloud charges per GB of usage and bandwidth. Public cloud provides scalable storage as needed without hardware, while private cloud also requires no hardware but data is only shared among an organization's users and third parties depending on built trust.
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Public Cloud vs Private Cloud
- 1. Public Cloud Vs Private Cloud
- 2. Public Cloud Vs Private Cloud • Public cloud is used as a service via Internet by the users, whereas a Private cloud, as the name conveys is deployed within certain boundaries like firewall settings and is completely managed and monitored by the users working on it in an organization.
- 3. • Users have to pay a monthly bill for Public cloud services, but in Private cloud money is charged on the basis of per Gb usage along with bandwidth transfer fees.
- 4. • Public cloud functions on the prime principle of storage demand scalability, which means it requires no hardware device. On the contrary, no hardware is required even in private cloud, but the data stored in the Private cloud can only be shared amongst users of an organization and third party sharing depends upon trust they build with them. It is also entirely monitored by the business entity where it is running.
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