Cloud Types:

Public Cloud: A public cloud can be accessed by anyone. Cloud-based computing resources such as platforms, applications, and storage are made available to the general public by a cloud service provider. The service provider may or may not require a fee for using these resources. For example, Google provides many publicly accessible cloud applications, such as Gmail and Google Docs
Private Cloud: A private cloud provides resources to a single organization. Access is granted only to the users within the organization. Private clouds can be hosted internally, but because of the expense and expertise required to do so, they are typically hosted externally, by a third party. An organization commonly enters into an agreement with a cloud service provider, which provides secure access to cloud-based resources. The organization's data is kept separate and secure from any other organization using the same service provider

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