Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid Cloud is an IT infrastructure model that combines on-premises computing resources and public cloud services into a single managed environment. The hybrid cloud enables the distribution of workloads between private and public infrastructure based on security, performance, and scalability requirements. Integration is achieved through secure communication channels, unified management mechanisms, and resource orchestration.

Hybrid Cloud is used to build fault-tolerant architectures, organize backup solutions, scale peak workloads, and migrate applications without fully transforming the existing infrastructure. Architecturally, the model requires compatibility of network policies, identity systems, monitoring, and configuration management across both environments. The hybrid cloud provides flexibility in the placement of data and applications while maintaining control over critical infrastructure components.