Hybrid Environments

Hybrid environments can be implemented when some workloads are required to remain on an on-premises server but other applications or services need to go to the cloud, making it easier to access on-premises data centers without missing out on the benefits of the cloud.

Hybrid cloud architectures help organizations integrate their on-premises and cloud operations to support a broad spectrum of use cases using a common set of cloud services, tools and APIs across on-premises and cloud environments.

We manage solutions that provide virtually any data center, co-location space or local installation with the same infrastructure, services, APIs, management tools, support and operating model. You can run container-based services, database services and analytics services locally.

Diagram of a simplified hybrid architecture

Advantages of hybrid environments

• Work in office as in the cloud
• Security
• Single point of authentication
• Robust architecture
• Windows and Linux environments
• Active Directory
• Use of internal systems

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