What is Cloud Storage and How Does it Work?

Thanks to the cloud, we can access almost anything from almost anywhere. Watch to learn about the different types of cloud storage and how it's used. Cloud storage is a service model that allows data to be backed up, managed, and accessed remotely -- meaning it doesn't have to be on your physical device to get to it. Cloud data storage is usually paid for on a monthly rate based on amount of storage used. While commercial users have probably used services like Dropbox or Google Drive for storing documents in the cloud, businesses use cloud storage for data backup, disaster recovery, archiving, and DevOps projects. The three main cloud based storage models are public, private, and hybrid. Private storage offers more reliability and security compared to public cloud storage, while hybrid is a mix of the two. Which cloud storage service does your business use? How has it made a difference? Let us know in the comments and remember to give this video a like. Read more about cloud storage: https://searchstorage.techtarget.com/definition/cloud-storage/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=-exhrtTmpWQ&offer=video--exhrtTmpWQ Subscribe to Eye on Tech for more videos covering the latest in business technology, including security, networking, AI, DevOps, enterprise strategy, storage, devices and more: Stay up to date on the latest storage news: https://searchstorage.techtarget.com/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/searchstoragett Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SearchStorage/ #CloudStorage #Cloud #EyeOnTech

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