- Private Cloud
- Public Cloud
- Hybrid Cloud
Private Cloud
Key Points of Private Cloud
- Services accessed only within the organization over private network and LAN behind firewall
- Services not exposed for other organization or other customer means it can't be shared for multiple customers
- Data center resides within the organization
- Best suited for secure data exchange since it's not involved the public network
- Organization is responsible for maintenance & management of the private cloud
- Private cloud is expensive since it requires the cost of setup, maintenance & management
Public Cloud
- Microsoft Azure
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Google Cloud
- IBM Cloud
- Alibaba Cloud etc.
Key Points of Public Cloud
- Services can be used by multiple organizations over public network
- Data center resides at the cloud provider premises
- Public cloud considered as less secure to share confidential information since it involved the public network
- Cloud providers are responsible for maintenance & management of the public cloud, user don't have to be worry about it.
- Public cloud less expensive as compare to the private cloud since it does not requires the cost of setup, maintenance & management
Hybrid Cloud
Key Points of Hybrid Cloud
- Data coming from public cloud will kept on public cloud databases but private cloud data resides in the private database
- Private cloud datacenter resides within organization and public cloud datacenter resides over the cloud provider premises
- The confidential information shared using the private cloud and other information can be shared using the public cloud
- Hybrid cloud is little expensive since it using private and public cloud services together
Cloud vendor such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon provides the services typically under three delivery models Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).The following diagram demonstrate the services delivery model layers
Cloud Computing Services Delivery Models
Cloud vendor provides the cloud computing services by using the following delivery models which is illustrated in the below diagram
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
In the IaaS cloud computing service delivery model cloud provider offer the compute resources which is required for the application development such as as virtual machines, storage, virtualization, networking etc.Example
- Virtualization
- Azure Virtual Machines
- Azure Networking
- Azure Storage
- Amazon EC2 etc.
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) provides the environment to build, test and manage the application without worrying about the underlaying infrastructure. Platform as a service let organization focus on their application or product development without worrying about environment required to run, scale and secure their applications. Cloud user can use the services by pay as go or fixed pay model- Development tools
- Middleware
- Operating systems
- Database management
- Infrastructure
- Azure App Service
- Amazon Web Service
- Google App Engine etc.
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provide the complete application software to use as service by pay as go or fixed pay model without worrying about building, deploying and managing the application. The software building, testing , deployment, database server management etc. taken care by cloud provider and end user allows to access services via web browser.Example
- Microsoft office 365
- CRM
- SalesForce
- Google Docs
- Google Drive etc.
Hope article is useful to understand about cloud services delivery models in the next article I will explain the fundamentals of the cloud computing.
Azure Resource and Azure Resource Group
Azure resource and azure resource group are two most commonly used terms while working with Microsoft azure. Recently one of the reader asked me difference between these two, so I have decided to write the post on these two terms
What is Resource?
Resource is nothing but an azure service such as app service, azure storage, azure active directory etc. It means whenever you create new resource means you are actually creating an azure service.
What is Azure Resource Group?
Azure resource group is the collection of resources, the resource group is the container in which multiple azure services are resides.
Every azure service must be resides in the resource group, resource groups gives the better flexibility to manage the life cycle of all services at one place which are in the resource group. You can deploy, update and delete these services together.
Key Points of Azure Resource Group
- Resource group can be created using Azure portal, Azure CLI, Azure PowerShell and Azure ARM Template
- The Resource group has its own deployment location to store the metadata of the services which are contained in the resource group, no matter in which location your services are deployed
- All Services contained in the resource group has same life cycle, you can delete, update and deploy them together
- You can move services from one resource group to another resource group
- One service which has same metadata wont be allowed in different resource group, It means you can not have two resource group for one service which is identical
- The resource group and resource can have a different regions, It means if your resource group location is US region then your service might be have an any other deployment location such as west Europe etc.
- The Resource group provide the better control to manage the security of group of services such as user access and resource permission etc. so someone can not be harm your service
- Resource in the resource group can connect to the another resource group services
- Each resource group can deploy 800 service at a time
- When you delete the resource group then all the services which are in resource are get deleted
Summary
Hope this article is useful to understand the difference between azure resource and resource group, if you have any doubts then please ask using the comment box.
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