Guide to Private, Public and Hybrid Cloud
The concept of Private, Public, and Hybrid Cloud is crucial in the field of cloud computing and for the CompTIA A+ certification exams.
Private Clouds are owned and operated by a single enterprise. All the hardware and software needed to run the cloud are owned by the enterprise. They are highly secure and customizable.
Public Clouds are owned by a third-party cloud service provider, which delivers the cloud service over the internet. These clouds are more versatile and less costly than private clouds but are less secure.
Hybrid Clouds combine private and public clouds, bound together by technology that allows sharing of data and applications between them.
To answer questions regarding these types of clouds in an exam, follow these tips:
1. Understand the fundamental differences and features of each type of cloud.
2. Private clouds are highly customizable and secure but costly. Public clouds are versatile and inexpensive but less secure. Hybrid clouds offer a balance of the three aspects.
3. Use real-world examples to illustrate your understanding when answering theoretical questions.
4. Have a deep understanding of how data is stored, accessed, and shared in these types of clouds.