The advantages of the two cloud models private cloud and public cloud combined in one common concept? That is exactly what the hybrid cloud makes possible and also why it is this versatile. While the requirements of data protection-critical applications or legally regulated companies are met, the flexibility of public access cloud solutions can be applied at the same time. A wide variety of business processes can thus be easily shared and assigned to the respectively appropriate cloud structure.

For many companies, some of the new requirements are difficult or impossible to handle with their existing IT infrastructure. Their own on-premises architecture then does not have the necessary resources to implement certain solutions cost-effectively. Using a well-scalable hybrid cloud, companies are able to act quickly and flexibly without having to sacrifice security or data protection.

The private cloud can be set up and operated individually for any company, in order to take over the mapping of sensitive business processes. Meanwhile, the public cloud is operated by a service provider and thus saves companies high investment costs for the acquisition and maintenance of hardware. In addition, computing and storage capacity can be added almost in real time without having to interrupt business processes. Companies that do not have the space for large data centers, or simply want to scale cost-effectively, can thus expand their own resources only when actually needed.

The real advantage of a hybrid cloud is therefore the ability to give companies greater control over their data. They are given a range of options and, depending on their interests, can choose exactly the environment that best meets individual usage requirements.

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