In the modern day, cloud computing is no longer considered simply as “the Cloud” due to advancements in public and private clouds and, more recently, the creation of the hybrid cloud. In simple terms, the hybrid cloud combines the private cloud and the public cloud in a single IT infrastructure. If executed successfully, businesses are provided with short-term, cost-effective solutions and increased flexibility based on their specific needs.
Companies will adopt this method of cloud deployment for multiple reasons. However, a recent Vanguard report revealed that the main drivers behind hybrid cloud migration are improving operation scalability (50%), business innovation (46%), and migrating data across IT workloads (42%).
