What is the difference between public, private and hybrid cloud?

Sep 10, 2026-The Rectitude Team
  • Public cloud: Resources (like AWS or Google Cloud) shared across many organizations. It’s highly scalable and cost-effective.
  • Private cloud: A cloud environment dedicated solely to your business, offering maximum control.
  • Hybrid cloud: A mix of both, allowing data and apps to move between them for greater flexibility and optimization.
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