What are the deployment models of cloud computing?

There are three main cloud computing deployment models, which represent the cloud environments that your applications can be deployed in:

 

Cloud:

•        In a cloud-based application, all parts are hosted in the cloud, and they are fully deployed there.

•       To take advantage of the benefits of cloud computing, cloud applications are either created in the cloud or migrated from an existing infrastructure.

•    There are two types of cloud-based applications: applications built on low-level infrastructure pieces and applications built on higher-level services that remove the management, architecting, and scaling requirements from the core infrastructure.

Hybrid:

•      Hybrid deployments connect cloud-based resources with existing resources that are not located in the cloud.

•    The most common hybrid deployment method is to combine cloud and on-premises infrastructure.

•        This model allows a company to extend and grow its infrastructure into the cloud while also connecting cloud resources to internal systems.

On-premises or Private cloud.

•      Private clouds are usually deployed on-premises using virtualization and resource management tools.

•    On-premises deployment does not offer many of the benefits of cloud computing, but it can provide dedicated resources.

•        In most cases, this deployment model is the same as old IT infrastructure, but it might also make use of application management and virtualization technologies.