Hybrid Cloud
High Flexibility for all Business Types, Full Control and Customizability, Data Security of Physical Servers with the Flexibility of Cloud
FEATURES
TheGigabit's Hybrid Cloud
Agility & Business Scalability
A hybrid cloud supports modernization by bridging existing on-premise infrastructure with modern public cloud services, ensuring continuity during the transition.
Regulatory Compliance
A hybrid cloud enables compliance while reducing costs by keeping critical data in-house and leveraging the scalability of the public cloud.
Cost Management
Private cloud demands high upfront costs, while public cloud can bring unexpected charges. A hybrid cloud provider helps strike the right balance for your business needs.
USE CASES
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Click-To-Mortar Businesses
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a massive increase in cloud computing demands. As people were unable to mobilize themselves and shop, e-commerce burgeoned as the primary way consumers purchase their goods. However, many businesses suffered as a result of the change from brick-and-mortar to digital commerce. That is where hybrid cloud solutions come into play. Hybrid cloud allows for businesses that have a brick-and-mortar presence to dip their toes in the public cloud space, benefiting from the reach, flexibility and scalability of the online environment while not completely forgoing their physical/private networks.
Legacy Systems
The Financial Industry is incredibly regulated to ensure that no sensitive data is compromised. As a result of the regulations, when something works, they stick to it for as long as possible. However, as populations grow and data demands climb, such legacy systems may not be functional on their own. A hybrid cloud solution can provide flexible alternatives to their legacy system by hosting non-critical applications on compliant public clouds while storing their most sensitive data on-premise or in their private cloud. By hosting applications on the public cloud, it can help streamline operations and improve user experience.
Disaster Recovery
By utilizing a hybrid cloud network, businesses can ensure that backups of their data are available on both their private and public clouds. That way, should disaster occur, whether it is a server fire or a global cloud outage, the organization can smoothly transition to the other while things are being repaired.
Development and Testing
Hybrid cloud setups allow for software developers to develop and test new softwares without having to purchase and set-up on-premises physical servers. By testing the software in a public cloud, system resources can be more easily scaled which leads to less costs before building the physical server hardware in a private cloud.
Load Balancing
When a private cloud system is at full capacity, users can offload traffic overflow to the public cloud to free up local resources and manage any sudden workload surge to minimize business disruption.
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