Hybrid Cloud (10 min)
What is Hybrid Cloud?
Hybrid cloud is a computing environment that combines a public cloud and a private cloud, allowing data and applications to be shared between them. This gives businesses more deployment options and helps them keep sensitive workloads private while still using public cloud resources for scalability.
Why Businesses Choose Hybrid Cloud
Hybrid cloud lets organizations run sensitive or regulated workloads on a private cloud while taking advantage of the cost-efficiency and elasticity of the public cloud for less sensitive operations. It provides flexibility, improved disaster recovery, and better optimization of existing infrastructure.
Common Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
Hybrid cloud is widely used for cloud bursting during traffic spikes, disaster recovery, gradual cloud migration, and maintaining compliance with data residency laws while still benefiting from modern cloud tools and services.
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