Public Cloud is the answer.

Paying for tests which show an answer so obviously wrong

on the exam on 29jun2023

Public Cloud is the answer.

Pathetic!

Was today on my exam! Passed, max points!!!

PUBLIC CLOUD. Why is this so hard to get right?

The answer is Public Cloud. It's a tricky question but once it owns its infrastructure in the cloud, it no longer needs a data center (as on-premises), so the answer should be Public cloud. The key is "no longer requires a data center".

so what's the answer?!

a) in a private cloud An organization that hosts its own infrastructure is using a private cloud model. In a private cloud, the services and infrastructure are maintained on a private network and the hardware and software are dedicated solely to the organization.

Does that mean Private Cloud doesnt need a data center to run? I think the answer is Public cloud. Even the hybrid cloud needs a Datacenter.

Guys, initially I thought it must be public cloud too but only private cloud has its own infrastructure. Basically, a private cloud uses the organisation's dedicated infrastructure and some examples of private clouds are, Amazon VPC, IBM and VMware.

From ChatGTP: When the exam mentions "private cloud," it typically refers to cloud computing resources and services that are dedicated to a single organization but may not necessarily be hosted on-premises. Therefore, the answer could be "Private Cloud" if the hosted data center is third-party. Very tricky...

public cloud might be the answer but why does the question say "it's own infrastructure". You don't own the infra in public cloud

Public Cloud is the right answer!!

Perfect answer!

loool image answering this wrong