While working as a consultant, a client has asked you for a recommendation on cloud models. They want to completely eliminate their on-premise infrastructure and replace it with a more flexible, ad-hoc computing model. What type of cloud model should you recommend based on this information?
A public cloud model provides infrastructure and services on-demand over the internet, using infrastructure shared by all customers of the cloud provider. Examples include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure. By using a public cloud model, your client can migrate out of their on-premise data center and use the flexibility and ad-hoc subscription model of a public cloud. A hybrid cloud is incorrect as it involves retaining some on-premise infrastructure. A private cloud is dedicated to a single organization and is less aligned with the client's desire for a flexible, ad-hoc model. A community cloud is a collaborative model for organizations with shared concerns and is not suitable for a single organization's general needs.
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