Confusing question when you read it the first time but it's basically asking "which model can you still ACCESS resources if the internet goes out." Obviously you wouldn't be able to access resources in the cloud if there is no internet connection, so private is the correct answer.
The badly worded question is asking about ACCESS, so out of community, private, and public, the private cloud still gives access to (some) infrastructure even if local internet is down.
A private cloud is typically hosted on-premises within an organization's own data center or local network infrastructure. Because the infrastructure is local, users can maintain access to the cloud resources even during an internet outage, as long as their internal network is operational.
D. Public
A public cloud model offers access to resources over the internet, making it resilient to local internet outages. Even if a user's local internet connection is down, they can still access cloud-based services and applications through a different internet connection.
The other options, such as private, SaaS, and community clouds, typically rely on a specific network or infrastructure and may be affected by local internet outages.
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Very weird question... you have to use key words only
In a private cloud model, the cloud infrastructure is maintained within a company’s own data center and is used exclusively by that company. Private clouds offer the advantage of maintaining access even when a local internet outage occurs, since the cloud infrastructure is not dependent on a public network connection.
Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud model in which software applications are hosted by a third-party provider and made available to customers over the internet. SaaS is not designed to maintain access in the event of a local internet outage.
A community cloud is a shared infrastructure that is used by multiple organizations, typically from the same industry or with similar requirements. Community clouds are not designed to maintain access in the event of a local internet outage.
Question reads weird. My first thought was public since its just a local outage, you would be able to leave that particular LAN and access that cloud resource from elsewhere
Private is cloud infrastructure that is completely private to and owned by the organization. In this case, there is likely to be one business unit dedicated to managing the cloud, while other business units make use of it. With private cloud computing, organizations can exercise greater control over the privacy and security of their services. This type of delivery method is geared more toward banking and governmental services that require strict access control in their operations.
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