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Community Cloud

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A community cloud is a multi-tenant platform that allows different enterprises to collaborate on the same platform if their needs and concerns are comparable. To try out certain high-end security solutions or even some elements of a public cloud environment, one example of employing a community cloud would be to use it.

In the healthcare industry, community cloud is beneficial in a variety of ways. It helps healthcare facilities to securely perform important services by allowing information sharing without compromising private data. It's also appropriate for pharmaceutical businesses and laboratories that share data across borders.

Cloud computing has brought with it a great many benefits for businesses across the world. It has helped them to become more scalable, efficient, and cost-effective. Cloud computing is now the industry standard, and most companies are adopting it immediately.

Community clouds are a newer version on the private cloud paradigm that offer a full cloud solution to certain corporate communities. Businesses use CSP-provided infrastructure for software and development tools that are tailored to community needs.

The sole difference between a community deployment model and a private deployment approach is the number of users. Unlike a private cloud server, which is owned by a single corporation, a community cloud is shared by numerous organisations with similar backgrounds.

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