Although many enterprises choose private cloud for their data and
applications, there is still some confusion surrounding its true
definition and benefits. And much of that confusion stems from
misidentification.
Some enterprises believe they are using a private cloud when, in fact,
they are using virtualization. A private cloud is a cloud infrastructure
protected by a firewall that limits usage to a single enterprise. In
addition to their exclusivity, private clouds can be managed both
on-premises and off. Private clouds often use virtualization for
on-premises environments.
Understanding private cloud allows enterprises to take full advantage of
its benefits -- automation, agility, control, cost-efficiency and more.
With private cloud, enterprises control resources and manage costs.
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