A Comprehensive Guide to Public Cloud for the Digital Economy
Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google’s Cloud Platforms, and so on. Hardly any tech pros will be unaware of these technological giants. But these actually are?
These are the leading public cloud solutions provider. According to Statista, while AWS enjoys the largest market share of 30%, it is closely followed by Azure (21%) and Google GCP (12%).
Public clouds refer to cloud services managed by third-party providers that offer consumers greater flexibility and excellent ways to scale their businesses using shared computing resources which makes them highly cost efficient as well.
Gartner has predicted that global cloud computing spending is estimated to reach $679 billion this year and no wonder public clouds are becoming the heart of digital transformation. However, they are quite different from private clouds in terms of management, cost, skills required to operate and set up, and other factors.
The United States Cybersecurity Institute (USCSI®) presents a comprehensive guide on Public Clouds and how they are fueling the digital economy. This document highlights the difference between public and private clouds, the components of public clouds, the top areas where they shine, and various types of commonly used cloud services. It also highlights their advantages and disadvantages.
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