There are multiple cloud deployment options depending on how isolated a customer's resources are from those of other customers. Shared environments share the costs and allow each customer to enjoy low

Question

Options

• AHybrid
• BCommunity
• CPublic
• DPrivate

• B
  94% (33)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Community Cloud is the correct answer because it describes a deployment model where a group of organizations or users with shared interests, goals, or compliance requirements jointly share a cloud environment, distributing costs among members while maintaining some level of isolation from the general public.

Why the others are wrong:

• Hybrid (A) combines two or more different cloud types (e.g., public + private) connected together, not a shared group arrangement.
• Public (C) is open to anyone and managed by a third-party provider, with no selective grouping of users.
• Private (D) is dedicated exclusively to a single organization, offering maximum isolation but at higher cost.

Memory Tip: Think of a Community Cloud like a neighborhood co-op - a specific community of people pools resources together for shared benefit, as opposed to a public park (Public), a gated private estate (Private), or a combination of both (Hybrid).

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