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By Arron Fu, CTO UniPrint.net on October 23, 2022

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It mainly depends on resource sharing using internet-enabled devices that allow the
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The Cloud can serve a wide range of functions over the Internet, such as storage
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Hybrid Cloud uses both private and public clouds but can remain separate entities.

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Resources are managed and can be provided either internally or by external
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A hybrid cloud is great for scalability, flexibility, and security.
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An example of this is an organization that can use the public cloud to interact with
customers while keeping their data secured through a private cloud.

Community Cloud
It is an infrastructure that is mutually shared between organizations that belong to a
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The community members generally share similar privacy, performance, and
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An example of this is a community cloud at banks, the government in a country,
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A community cloud can be managed and hosted internally or by a third-party
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A community cloud is good for organizations that work on joint ventures that need
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Cloud Service Models

Cloud service models focus on providing some type of offering to their clients.
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Cloud Software as a Service:

Cloud Software as a Service, is a type of cloud that offers an application to
customers or organizations through a web browser.

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The data for the app runs on a server on the network, not through an app on the
user’s computer.
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Software is usually sold via subscription
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Examples of SaaS are Salesforce, Google Docs, Office 365, Basecamp, etc.

Cloud Infrastructure as a Service

Cloud Infrastructure as a Service, provides the hardware and usually virtualized OS
to their customers.

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Software is charged only for the computing power that is utilized, usually, CPU
hours used a month.
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Examples of IaaS are Amazon EC2, Rackspace, Google Compute Engine, etc.

Cloud Platform as a Service

Cloud Platform as a Service, provides networked computers running in a hosted
environment, and also adds support for the development environment.

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PaaS offerings generally support a specific program language or development
environment.
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Deploying your app in this environment, you can take advantage of dynamic
scalability, and automated database backups without the need to specifically code
for it.
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PaaS is billed as an additional cost on top of the IaaS charges.
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Examples of PaaS are Google App Engine, Cloud Foundry, Engine Yard Etc.

What About Cloud Printing?

Cloud printing wirelessly connects with your computer, tablet, smartphone, and
shared printers to allow you to print documents through the internet.

A major benefit to organizations using The Cloud includes sharing paper amount
remote locations and not having to install a wired network.

It is extremely useful for organizations that deploy BYOD, where they let employees
choose their own devices and OS.

Cloud printing offers greater convenience and improved productivity for cloud-
structure industries that rely on printing.

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