Academy Cloud without surprises
Episode 5 of 10
A cloud nobody shares with you
A private cloud runs on hardware assigned to you alone, with its own network segment and keys, in a European data centre.
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What makes a private cloud different from a public cloud?
A public cloud is shared with thousands of others. In a private cloud your environment runs on assigned hardware, with its own network segment and keys.
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07 · Basic
Cloud without surprises
What the cloud is, how you move without downtime, and a bill you can explain.
0:37Ep. 1The cloud in plain language
0:39Ep. 2Moving to the cloud without stopping the business
0:41Ep. 3A cloud bill you can explain line by line
0:37Ep. 4Hybrid: keep local what must stay local
0:37Ep. 5A cloud nobody shares with you
0:36Ep. 6Three clouds, one overview
0:34Ep. 7Code that only costs money when it works
0:38Ep. 8Storage without buying disks
0:37Ep. 9The same desk at the office, at home and on site
0:38Ep. 10Recap: a set-up you can explain, extend and pay for
After this series you can:
- You decide per system whether it moves to the cloud, stays local or stays put for now, and why.
- You choose a fitting cloud form per workload and name where that form does not fit.
- You make visible what runs where, who has access, and what each part costs.