Hybrid Cloud: The Benefits of NOT Going All-In

Date: Tuesday, December 01, 2020
Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
Duration: 1 hour

While many enterprises are moving their entire computing infrastructure to public cloud providers, many also find advantages for keeping certain workloads and data in-house, under their own control; thus, the need for a hybrid cloud architecture, which integrates “on-prem” infrastructure with public cloud services. Many of the enterprises who prefer to keep their infrastructure on-prem, in their own data centers, are doing so using network carriers and colocation service providers to interconnect with their preferred public cloud service provider(s).

The reasons for this strategy may vary, including regulations and privacy, performance, costs, security, legacy systems, avoiding service provider lock-in, etc. There are several hybrid cloud enabling options readily available from cloud service providers- both large and small (e.g. AWS Outposts, Azure Stack). This webinar will explore some of the most popular hybrid cloud options and outline key considerations and benefits for this approach.

Key takeaways:
• An understanding of the reasons companies choose hybrid cloud and, importantly, the reasons they choose not to deploy fully in the public cloud.
• An overview of the key enabling technologies for hybrid cloud and their rapid development in recent years.
• An understanding of the data center infrastructure options companies have when deploying hybrid cloud, their pros and cons (colocation/cloud, on-prem/cloud, direct cloud on-ramps, virtual (SDN) connectivity platforms.

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He has more than a decade of experience in network product management, marketing, telecommunications and cloud research. Prior to joining Omdia, he was a market analyst at Infonetics Research, where he played an instrumental role in developing Infonetics' first off-premises cloud intelligent service. During this time, he also developed and helped manage intelligent service deliverables for data center networks and software defined networks. Devan holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics, and an MBA with market research specialization from the University of Cincinnati, United States.

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