Shared Responsibility Model
There are some responsibilities to take into account when building a server factory, such as:
- physical space (buildings, electricity, hardware)
 - maintenance
 - replacing components
 - physical security
 - network connectivity
 
With the Shared Responsibility Model, these responsibilities get shared between the cloud provider and the consumer.
Cloud providers are responsible for the infrastructure of the datacenter: physical security, cooling, building access, and maintenance.
Clients are responsible for the data (both the security and the correctness).
Depending on the cloud service model, responsibilities are shared in a different way between cloud vendor and client:
- [[iaas]] places most of the responsibility on the consumer; the cloud vendor is only responsible for physical security and connectivity;
 - [[saas]] places most of the responsibilities on the cloud vendor;
 - [[paas]] is in the middle.
 
Backlinks
IaaS - Infrastructure-as-a-Service
In the [[shared-responsibility-model]], IaaS places the largest share of responsibility with the client.
AZ-900 - Azure Fundamentals
- [[shared-responsibility-model]]