api: YAML JSON TOON Database version: 1.0.0 format: json dataset: slug: cloud-deployment-models title: Cloud Deployment Models description: Models that describe where cloud infrastructure runs. summary: "The ways cloud infrastructure is deployed: public, private, hybrid, community and multi-cloud, plus distributed, edge and sovereign variants and the virtual private cloud network boundary. Each row says who owns and uses the infrastructure." use_when[2]: "You are comparing where a workload should run for cost, control or compliance reasons.",You need the standard definition of hybrid versus multi-cloud. caveats[2]: Hybrid means mixing private and public infrastructure; multi-cloud means using more than one public provider. The two are often combined.,Sovereign and distributed cloud are recent categories and are used inconsistently by vendors. related[3]: cloud-service-models,major-cloud-providers,virtualization-concepts category: Cloud Computing category_slug: cloud-computing tags: "cloud,deployment,hybrid" view_count: 0 entry_count: 9 fields[2]{section,field,type,example}: data,model,string,Public data,description,string,Services owned by a third-party provider and sh… data[9]{model,description}: Public,Services owned by a third-party provider and shared among customers. Private,Infrastructure dedicated to a single organization. Hybrid,Combines public and private clouds with orchestration. Community,Shared infrastructure for a specific community with common concerns. Multi-Cloud,Uses services from multiple cloud providers. Distributed Cloud,"Public-cloud services run from the provider's infrastructure placed in different physical locations, including a customer's, while still managed by the provider." Edge Cloud,Compute placed close to users or devices to cut latency and bandwidth to a central region. Sovereign Cloud,Cloud operated under the legal control of a particular jurisdiction to meet data-residency and sovereignty requirements. Virtual Private Cloud,"A logically isolated network within a public cloud where a customer defines address ranges, subnets and routing."