Private Cloud

Glossary

Private Cloud

Explain the meaning of private cloud.

What is a private cloud?

A private cloud is a cloud environment in which a company or organization builds and operates its own dedicated cloud environment.

In contrast, a cloud environment that is open to an unspecified number of people is called a public cloud. With a public cloud, you share the cloud environment with other users and pay a service fee to use the functions you need. Unlike a public cloud, a private cloud allows you to build a unique environment that suits your company's business model, and is characterized by the ability to meet high security requirements.

There are two types of private cloud: hosted and on-premise. With the hosted type, a company uses part of the infrastructure owned by the cloud provider to build a cloud environment exclusively for their own use. With the on-premise type, a company prepares its own servers and network equipment to build a cloud environment, which is then connected via a dedicated line. While the hosted type is less customizable than the on-premise type, it has the advantage of reducing the effort and cost of implementation and operation.

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