Hybrid cloud infrastructure offers a more balanced approach to computing resources, allowing companies to use a combination of  their data center(s) and one or more public (shared) clouds. Read more

Hybrid cloud management involves a mixed computing environment, comprising a mixture of public clouds and private clouds or on-premises infrastructure. Many organizations use a hybrid cloud architecture because it allows them to spread workloads over multiple data centers and cloud providers to extend their capabilities while retaining existing hardware and services. Read more

Migration to and adoption of the public cloud has been a mainstay in our environments for the better part of a decade now. Read more

As a continuing part of the data protection trends 2024 report series, let's take a look at the hybrid and multi-cloud strategies that 1,200 organizations cited in this year's research. Read more

Last week, a new Research Brief for Cyber Resiliency in the Hybrid Cloud was published that curated independent research or analyst bureaus from their unbiased panels into four key areas to consider. Read more

The last several years have seen the shift from on-premises datacenters, to ‘cloud, when it makes sense’, to cloud-first strategies, to hybrid everywhere, to where most organizations are today with ‘strategic multi-cloud’ as the normal mode for delivering modern IT. Read more

Cloud computing offers a scalable, flexible way for organizations to manage their IT resources. A hybrid cloud combines resources from different computing environments to allow the sharing of resources. Hybrid clouds may include a combination of public clouds, private clouds and on-premises data centers.  Read more

Cloud computing has become ubiquitous and has reached the point where nearly half of all workloads run in the cloud. Currently, most organizations operate a combination of on-premise and cloud workloads, known as a hybrid cloud. Typically, they keep key services within their data centers and use the cloud for customer-facing services, software applications and flexible data storage. The hybrid cloud model is ideal because it is not always possible, or even wise, to move everything to the cloud for reasons like cost, performance and compliance. Read more

Hybrid cloud infrastructures represent a strategic blend of on-premises and cloud-based resources, offering organizations the flexibility to optimize their IT environments for various workloads and business needs. This approach enables businesses to modernize, harnessing the scalability, agility and cost-efficiency of the cloud without deprecating on-premises investments.   Read more

One of, if not the most, challenging aspects of cloud cost optimization and data is achieving your desired outcome without being shocked by your bill at the end of the month. Balancing the needs of your business and your proverbial checkbook is not an easy thing. Read more