Which model describes systems and users only having access with other devices inside the same private cloud or system?

• A. Public Cloud
• B. Multitenancy
• C. Application Streaming
• D. Private Cloud

Answer: (D)

This scenario focuses on keeping access contained within a single organization. A private cloud is dedicated infrastructure used by one organization, whether on its own premises or hosted for them, and it restricts access to internal users and devices within that trusted boundary—often reachable only through the organization's network or a VPN. That means resources aren’t exposed to outsiders or other tenants, which matches the idea of systems and users accessing only from inside the same private cloud.

In contrast, a public cloud involves resources shared among many tenants and accessed over the internet, which breaks the idea of staying within a single private boundary. Multitenancy describes that shared, multi-tenant architecture. Application streaming, meanwhile, is about delivering applications to devices rather than defining where access is allowed.