The public cloud is a form of globally accessible cloud computing operated by third-party providers. In this environment, the computing infrastructure is located at the provider's facilities, which provides services via the internet.
By using the public cloud, companies can add additional users or computing power flexibly and on demand without having to maintain their own IT infrastructure. This development marks a decisive change in enterprise computing, made possible by third-party providers who make a wide range of computing resources available via the public internet. It is used via virtualization in multi-tenant environments, with the provider taking responsibility for maintenance and security.
Advanced security solutions and certified offerings ensure high security standards in the public cloud that surpass traditional concerns.
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