Community cloud in cloud computing

Community Cloud

Community cloud

• The community cloud works in a similar way as the public cloud. 
• There's only one difference: it only gives access to a limited number of people that have similar goals and use cases. 
• This cloud computing deployment methodology is maintained and hosted either internally or by a third-party provider. 
• You can, however, pick a mix of all three.
• Multiple groups sharing computer resources within a community are supported by this deployment paradigm; examples include colleges working in specific areas of research or police forces within a county or state sharing computing resources. 

Community Cloud's Advantages

• Smaller Investment - A community cloud is significantly less expensive than private and public clouds while yet providing excellent performance.
• Benefits of Setup - A community cloud's protocols and configuration must adhere to industry standards, allowing customers to operate more effectively.

Community Cloud's Limitations

• Community Resources - Due to limited bandwidth and storage capacity, community resources might be difficult to use.
• Not as Popular - Because this is a new model, it is not as widely used or offered across sectors.