Private Cloud

Private Cloud

A Private Cloud is a model of cloud computing where the infrastructure is dedicated to a single user organization. A private cloud can be hosted either at an organization’s own data center, at a third party colocation facility, or via a private cloud provider who offers private cloud hosting services and may or may not also offer traditional public shared multi-tenant cloud infrastructure.

Typically, the end-user organization is responsible for the operation of a private cloud as if it were a traditional on-premises infrastructure, which includes ongoing maintenance, upgrades, OS patches, middleware, and application software management.

Private Cloud Solutions offer organizations more control over and better security of private cloud servers, although it does require a much higher level of IT expertise than utilizing a public cloud

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WHY USE PRIVATE CLOUDS?

Private Clouds offer the same control and security as traditional on-premises infrastructure. Here are some reasons why organizations opt for private cloud computing:

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WHY USE AS A PRIVATE CLOUD PLATFORM?

Bsoft India Technologies Pvt.Ltd. is a global leader in cloud infrastructure, and Bsoft India Technologies Pvt.Ltd. Private Cloud offers a service enabling organizations to simply pool all their servers into a single resource, which can be distributed among virtual machines that run application workloads across the enterprise.

Bsoft India Technologies Pvt.Ltd. supports the three major types of private cloud: virtual private cloud, hosted private cloud, and managed private cloud.

IS A PRIVATE CLOUD MORE SECURE THAN A PUBLIC CLOUD?

Private cloud can be more secure than public cloud, with one important caveat: Organizations must proactively ensure that security is strong and up to date in order to reap the benefits of private cloud. As long as an organization is not complacent about security, the private cloud can offer many advantages for security. Since private clouds are limited to specific physical machines, it can be easier to ensure physical security. Most private clouds sit behind a perimeter firewall  and are accessed through private, secure network links, rather than through the public Internet. Additionally, the degree of control a business has over its private cloud can also make it easier to achieve regulatory compliance and governance mandates