Which cloud model is best described as a setup where the infrastructure is shared between organizations with common concerns (such as regulatory, performance, and security requirements), although it is hosted by a third-party service provider?
A community cloud is a cloud service model where infrastructure and resources are shared between multiple organizations from a specific community with common concerns, but it is provided by an external third party. Unlike a public cloud, it is not open for use by the general public, and it varies from a private cloud that is dedicated to a single organization. A hybrid cloud is a combination of private and public cloud features but not a collective service shared by a specific community.
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