The document discusses different types of cloud infrastructure models including public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid cloud. A public cloud provides shared resources at low cost without hardware and software costs, while a private cloud offers a proprietary infrastructure dedicated solely for a user's needs with full control. A hybrid cloud combines the benefits of public and private clouds by using a mix of both for business agility, budgeting, and data security. The document also describes Kubernetes as an open-source system for managing containerized applications across multiple public and private cloud infrastructure that provides developer agility, portability without code changes, and an open flexible architecture.

1. Public Cloud
An economical solution
based on shared
resources, allowing you to
access your data and
applications without
shouldering the costs of
hardware and software.

2. Private Cloud
A proprietary
infrastructure dedicated
solely to your use, where
you benefit from full
scalability and
efficiency while
maintaining complete
control.

3. Hybrid Cloud
A mix-and-match approach that creates an ideal
infrastructure of public and private network layers
to achieve business agility, budget and data
security.

8. • Open & public from the start
• An Operating System for
the Open Cloud
• Deploy and scale applications in
seconds, without locking yourself into a
single cloud

10. Developer Agility
• Friction-free way to develop, test and deploy applications
• Focus on writing applications, not meddling with
middleware and infrastructure
Portability without changes
• Write once, test-scale-deploy to private/public clouds
without code changes
• Quickly build and test on a laptop and scale to the cloud
Open - The freedom to choose
• Choice of clouds for deployment, industry frameworks, and
application services
• Extensible architecture to “future proof” for rapid cloud
innovation
• Community open-source project - access, evaluate and
contribute