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Author: Madhurima Rawat
Date: 21 November 2024
Brief: This table compares four types of cloud deployment models: Private Cloud, Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, and Community Cloud.
It covers key properties such as full form, definition, examples, purposes, features, user roles, customization,
real-life examples, and market share to help users understand the benefits and use cases of each cloud model.
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- Design: Alternating row colors improve readability and make the content visually appealing. The header rows are distinctly colored for easy differentiation.
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helping users select the most suitable model for their needs.
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<th>Properties 📜</th>
<th>Private Cloud 🏠</th>
<th>Public Cloud 🌐</th>
<th>Hybrid Cloud 🌩️</th>
<th>Community Cloud 🤝</th>
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<td>Full Form 🔤</td>
<td>Private Cloud</td>
<td>Public Cloud</td>
<td>Hybrid Cloud</td>
<td>Community Cloud</td>
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<td>Definition 📖</td>
<td>Exclusive infrastructure for a single organization</td>
<td>Shared resources provided over the internet</td>
<td>Combines private and public cloud features</td>
<td>Shared infrastructure for a specific community</td>
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<td>Examples 📚</td>
<td>Banking, government services</td>
<td>Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure</td>
<td>Healthcare, e-commerce platforms</td>
<td>Universities, research organizations</td>
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<td>Purpose 🎯</td>
<td>Maximum security and control</td>
<td>Scalability and cost efficiency</td>
<td>Flexibility and optimized cost</td>
<td>Collaboration within a specific domain</td>
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<td>Key Features 🔑</td>
<td>High customization, security, compliance</td>
<td>On-demand scalability, global reach</td>
<td>Best of both worlds</td>
<td>Shared infrastructure, cost-sharing</td>
</tr>
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<td>User Role 🧑‍💻</td>
<td>Large enterprises</td>
<td>Startups, SMEs, individual developers</td>
<td>Enterprises requiring mixed environments</td>
<td>Collaborative organizations</td>
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<td>Customization ✨</td>
<td>High</td>
<td>Low</td>
<td>Medium</td>
<td>Medium</td>
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<tr>
<td>Real-Life Examples 🌟</td>
<td>IBM Private Cloud, AWS Private Cloud</td>
<td>Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud</td>
<td>Azure Hybrid Cloud, VMware</td>
<td>Government research networks</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Market Share % 📊</td>
<td>18%</td>
<td>58%</td>
<td>20%</td>
<td>4%</td>
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Author: Madhurima Rawat
Date: 21 November 2024
Brief: This table presents a comparison of key Internet of Things (IoT) concepts, detailing their full form, examples, applications, key companies, popular products, and market share.
It serves as a guide for understanding the different IoT categories, including sensors, actuators, smart homes, and industrial IoT, among others. The table aims to educate users on
the diverse IoT domains, their relevance in various industries, and the companies leading in these fields.
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- Design: The table uses alternating row colors, making it easy to read, with bold and distinct headers to ensure information is quickly identifiable.
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<th>Examples 📚</th>
<th>Applications 🌟</th>
<th>Key Companies 🏢</th>
<th>Popular Products 🛠️</th>
<th>Market Share % 📊</th>
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<td>Sensors 📡</td>
<td>Devices that detect physical conditions</td>
<td>Temperature, motion, light sensors</td>
<td>Home automation, health monitoring</td>
<td>Bosch, Honeywell, Texas Instruments</td>
<td>DHT11, MPU6050</td>
<td>35%</td>
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<td>Actuators 🔄</td>
<td>Devices that control actions</td>
<td>Motors, valves, relays</td>
<td>Industrial automation, robotics</td>
<td>Siemens, Schneider Electric</td>
<td>Servo Motors, Stepper Motors</td>
<td>25%</td>
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<td>Smart Homes 🏠</td>
<td>IoT systems for residential automation</td>
<td>Amazon Alexa, Google Nest</td>
<td>Lighting, security, appliances</td>
<td>Google, Amazon, Samsung</td>
<td>Smart Thermostats, Ring Doorbell</td>
<td>30%</td>
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<td>Healthcare 🩺</td>
<td>IoT for medical devices</td>
<td>Fitbit, ECG monitors</td>
<td>Remote monitoring, diagnostics</td>
<td>Philips, Medtronic</td>
<td>Wearables, Glucose Monitors</td>
<td>15%</td>
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<td>Industrial IoT (IIoT) ⚙️</td>
<td>IoT for manufacturing and industries</td>
<td>Predictive maintenance, SCADA systems</td>
<td>Supply chain, factory automation</td>
<td>GE, Siemens, ABB</td>
<td>Smart Robots, IoT Sensors</td>
<td>40%</td>
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<td>Wearables 🕶️</td>
<td>IoT-enabled personal devices</td>
<td>Smartwatches, VR headsets</td>
<td>Health tracking, AR/VR experiences</td>
<td>Apple, Fitbit, Samsung</td>
<td>Apple Watch, Oculus Quest</td>
<td>20%</td>
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<td>Smart Cities 🏙️</td>
<td>IoT in urban infrastructure</td>
<td>Smart parking, pollution monitoring</td>
<td>Traffic management, energy savings</td>
<td>IBM, Cisco</td>
<td>Smart Grids, IoT Sensors</td>
<td>18%</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Retail 🛍️</td>
<td>IoT for retail operations</td>
<td>RFID, automated checkout systems</td>
<td>Inventory management, customer analytics</td>
<td>Walmart, Amazon</td>
<td>Smart Shelves, IoT Beacons</td>
<td>12%</td>
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