Hybrid Cloud

 

Nebula Cloud's hybrid cloud solutions encompass the deployment of applications or their components, such as computing,

networking, and storage, across both public and private cloud environments. Additionally, on-premises servers are commonly referred to as private clouds within this framework.

 

 

 

 

 

Benefits:

 

1. Effective Application Governance: Strategically decide application placement for enhanced privacy and compliance within Nebula Cloud's infrastructure.
2. Improved Performance: Optimize performance by deploying computing closer to end users, benefiting distributed applications with low latency requirements.
3. Flexible Operations: Enjoy operational flexibility with Nebula Cloud's hybrid computing, allowing seamless operation in environments that best suit your needs.
4. Improved ROI: Expand cloud computing capacity without escalating data center expenses, enhancing ROI by integrating Nebula Cloud as a public cloud provider alongside existing infrastructure.
5. Faster Innovation: Access cutting-edge technologies like AI and machine learning within Nebula Cloud's hybrid cloud models, maximizing resource utilization and accelerating application development.

 

Setting Up a Hybrid Cloud:

 

1. Define Your Vision: Craft a vision statement to optimize operations and leverage hybrid cloud deployment to achieve your objectives within Nebula Cloud.
2. Assess Workloads: Determine workload placement across Nebula Cloud environments to ensure effectiveness and efficiency.
3. Identify Patterns: Prioritize workloads and select architecture patterns that align with your requirements to maximize hybrid cloud benefits.
4. Choose Technology and Network Topology: Select network topologies and technologies for secure and reliable connectivity across Nebula Cloud environments.

 

Use Cases:

 

• Modernize at Your Own Pace: Migrate applications to the cloud gradually while transforming technical infrastructure over time within Nebula Cloud.
• Maintain Regulatory Compliance: Adhere to regulatory requirements by utilizing private and public clouds simultaneously within Nebula Cloud.
• Running Apps On-Premises: Keep regulated applications on-premises or mainframe systems in Nebula Cloud's hybrid environment.
• Running Apps at Remote Edge Locations: Utilize hybrid computing for low-latency applications at remote edge locations such as retail kiosks or telecom networks within Nebula Cloud.