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Hybrid Cloud: The benefits of both Public Cloud as well as Private Cloud

Hybrid cloud is a term which indicates to a diverse computing environment that uses the mixture of on-premises infrastructure, private and a public cloud such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure or Google with orchestration between the various platforms.
In simple words using a combination of on-premises computing, public and private clouds in your system implies that you have a hybrid cloud infrastructure. It has cloud bursting capabilities, benefits of both public and private environments.

Why use hybrid cloud over the public and private cloud?

Hybrid cloud computing empowers an enterprise to establish an on-premises private cloud to host critical workloads and use a third-party public cloud provider to host less critical resources, such as development and test workloads.

It is also essential for highly changeable workloads.
Another valuable hybrid cloud use case is big data processing. For instance, a company can use hybrid cloud storage to hold on to its business, sales or other data and then run analytical enquiries in the public cloud, which can scale various analytics cluster to support demanding distributed computing tasks.

Benefits of Hybrid Cloud

  • Scalability: Public cloud will always be there to offer more in this segment.
  • Security and privacy: Including the private cloud in the blend give an assurance when it comes to the privacy of your most critical operations.
  • Cost efficiency: With the aptitude to scale to the public cloud, you pay for extra computing power only when required.
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