Public Cloud

The public cloud model of cloud computing is perhaps the most well-known to consumers. It involves providing cloud services in a virtualized environment, using shared physical resources that are pooled together and accessible over a public network, such as the internet.

Features & Benefits

Ultimate Scalability: Public clouds offer resources on demand from vast pools, allowing applications to scale seamlessly.

Cost-Effective: Public clouds benefit from economies of scale due to their aggregation of resources.

Utility-Style Costing: Public cloud services often use a pay-as-you-go model, allowing consumers to access resources as needed.

Reliability: The redundancy configurations and sheer number of servers and networks in public clouds mean that the service remains unaffected even if a physical component fails.

Flexibility: Public cloud services are accessible over the internet, providing flexibility and availability from any location.

Location: There is a wide range of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings available in the public cloud model, accessible from any internet-connected device.