{"id":421,"date":"2015-09-23T08:28:31","date_gmt":"2015-09-23T08:28:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/felhoszolgaltatas-blog.hu\/en\/?page_id=421"},"modified":"2016-05-04T11:26:33","modified_gmt":"2016-05-04T11:26:33","slug":"why-hybrid-cloud-is-so-important","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/felhoszolgaltatas-blog.hu\/en\/ez-egy-minta-oldal\/why-hybrid-cloud-is-so-important\/","title":{"rendered":"Why hybrid cloud is so important?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Now we\u2019ve had a few years of cloud adoption under our belts, it\u2019s a good time to take a look at how some of the models are performing. \u00a0Public cloud<\/strong> has its own great case study with Amazon AWS, and private clouds<\/strong> see strong supporters with forward-thinking IT teams. \u00a0But there is another model that is winning over IT teams,\u00a0the hybrid cloud<\/strong>, and it has good reason to.<\/p>\n

\"\"With the rise of cloud models, we\u2019ve heard a lot about the benefits of public and private clouds. Public clouds gave us the ability to leverage low-cost services to help organisations transition to cloud models through availability of services such as Amazon AWS. Private clouds were either built in-house to start taking advantage of the same type of technologies that make public clouds so attractive, but sadly the scale of efficiencies often doesn\u2019t work for small organisations because the upfront costs of purchasing hardware and licenses can be more than simply leveraging cloud services from a third party provider.<\/p>\n

Hybrid clouds came out of the evolution of data centres into cloud environments. IT folks weren\u2019t 100% sold on the idea of moving everything into a cloud environment, whether public or private, due to the perceived risks around security, availability and most importantly, control. But here we are a few years later, and IDC predicts markets for hybrid cloud are expected to grow from the over $25 billion global market we saw in 2014 to a staggering $84 billion global market by 2019<\/strong>. Very impressive statistics for a cloud model that we didn\u2019t expect to see such large adoption as public or private cloud.<\/p>\n

So why is hybrid cloud so important? And why is the market prediction so large? Well, first let\u2019s start with the benefits of hybrid cloud. Simply put, hybrid clouds\u00a0provide all the benefits of a regular cloud environment such as integration, networking, management and security, but applied to a\u00a0partially\u00a0internal environment.<\/strong><\/p>\n

This means an organisation can start with in-house computing resources, add external cloud resources to scale up, and then go back and replace those cloud sources either with more on premise infrastructure, or continue to leverage cloud solutions to balance manageability and security with the low-cost benefits of outsourcing to cloud providers where it makes sense.<\/p>\n

By combining in-house private and public clouds, organisations benefit from not just the standardisation of shared services, but also scalability, pay per use models, and the ability to launch new services more efficiently.<\/strong> Imagine using external storage services as if they were sitting in your data centre, but without the care and feeding requirements such as patching, maintenance and backups. Cloud computing can also be leveraged to help with data processing or development, and help\u00a0reduce not just the capital investments associated with building the environment, but also\u00a0the costs of resources sitting idle between projects.<\/p>\n

The best part of hybrid cloud is that it\u2019s a solution that can be used in so many different contexts from cloud security, networking, integration, management, and consulting. It\u2019s a great way to augment your IT team and resources where you may not have the luxury of building up teams and skill sets or purchasing new infrastructure.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The market is at a point now where the complexities that originally came from designing, implementing and maintaining a hybrid environment are now mostly solved.<\/strong> \u00a0This means organisations have more solutions to choose from, more supported vendors and availability of providers, and increased simplicity when it comes to ensuring visibility, connectivity and stability between multiple environments.<\/p>\n

Source: www.cloudcomputing-news.net<\/a><\/p>\n

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