The document discusses various deployment models of cloud computing, including public, private, hybrid, community, and multi-cloud. Each model has distinct advantages and disadvantages, such as cost, security, scalability, and management complexities. It highlights how organizations can choose the appropriate model based on their specific needs and workload requirements.

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2. Deployment Models
of Cloud Computing

3. Introduction
• In cloud computing , we have access to shared pool of computer
resources ( servers , storage , programs , and so on ) in the clous
• Your cloud provider is in charge of all upkeep
• It functions as a virtual computing environment with a deployment
architecture that varies depending on the amount of data you want to
store and who has access to the infrastructure

4. DEPLOYMENT MODELS
• Private cloud
• Public cloud
• Hybrid cloud
• Community cloud
• Multi-cloud

5. PUBLIC CLOUD
• A public cloud is owned and operated by a third party cloud
service provider , and the infrastructure is made available to the
public over the internet
• Public clouds are owned and operated by third party providers
and are available to the public over the internet
• They offer pay-as-you-go pricing and are suitable for businesses
that don’t want to invest in their own infrastructure.
• Examples of public cloud providers include amazon web
services (aws), microsoft azure , and google cloud platform .

6. ADVANTAGES
• Minimal investment
• No setup cost
• Infrastructure
management is not
required
• No maintenance
• Dynamic scalability
• Less secure
• Low
customization
DISADVANTAGES

7. PRIVATE CLOUD
• Private clouds are owned and operated by a single
organization and are not shared with any other
organization
• They offer the benefit of the cloud , such as
scalability and cost savings, while maintainig the
security and control of a private infrastructure.
• Private clouds can be hosted on-premises or off-
premises.

8. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
• Better control
• Data security and privacy
• Supports legacy systems
• Customization
• Less scalable
• Costly

9. HYBRID CLOUD
• Hybrid clouds combine the benefit of the
public and private clouds , allowing
organizations to use a combination of on-
premises, private , and public cloud
resources to meet their specific needs.
• This approach provides flexibility and
enables organizations to use the best
solution for each workload.

10. ADVANATGES
• Flexibility and control
• Cost
• Security
• Difficult to manage
• Slow data transmission
DISADVANTAGES

11. COMMUNITY CLOUD
• Community clouds are shared by multiple
organizations with similar needs and goals.
• They are typically owned and operated by a
third – party provider and are used by a
specific community, such as educational
institutions or government agencies.
• Community clouds provide the benefit of the
cloud , such as scalability and cost savings ,
while maintaining the security and control of a
private infrastructure .

12. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
• Limited scalability
• Rigid in customization
• Cost effective
• Security
• Shared resources
• Collaboration and data
sharing

13. MULTI-CLOUD
• A multi cloud strategy involves using
multiple cloud services from different
providers to meet the needs of an
organization .
• This approach provides flexibility and helps
to avoid vendor lock-in .
• It allows organizations to choose the best
solutions for each workload and to take
advantage of the strengths of different cloud
providers.

14. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
• Reduced latency
• High availability of
service
• Complex
• Security issue

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