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Hybrid cloud: where the power of flexibility meets the security of control, revolutionising the way businesses scale and innovate in today’s dynamic digital landscape.
A hybrid cloud seamlessly combines your on-premises datacenter with public cloud services, enabling smooth data and application sharing. It’s the next step in modernizing your IT infrastructure, allowing you to leverage the best of both worlds.
At Systemizer Technic, we help you adopt a hybrid cloud strategy that fits your unique needs. Our expertise ensures a smooth transition, focusing on high-
impact use cases like cloud bursting, disaster recovery (DR), and DevOps.
We understand that one size doesn’t fit all. That’s why we offer flexible solutions, giving you the freedom to choose the right mix without being locked into a single provider. With our tailored strategies and professional services, your hybrid cloud journey will be both effective and future-proof.
A hybrid cloud merges your on-premise data center with public cloud services, allowing for seamless data and application sharing. This approach lets you maintain on-premise operations while leveraging public cloud benefits, significantly modernising your IT infrastructure. With hybrid cloud, you can allocate public cloud resources for short-term projects at a lower cost than using your own data center, avoiding over-investment in temporary equipment.
Systemizer Technic tailors hybrid cloud solutions to your business needs, focusing on cloud bursting, disaster recovery, and automation.
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution, and you shouldn’t feel locked into a single provider. We offer flexible options, essential tools, and expert services to implement your hybrid cloud strategy effectively.
Use Case: Cloud Bursting
Many businesses face dynamic workloads that experience rapid spikes in resource demands, such as an e-commerce website during a holiday sale. This is where cloud bursting, a hybrid cloud deployment technique, becomes invaluable.
Cloud bursting involves a configuration between a private cloud and a public cloud,
utilising load balancing to redirect traffic overflow. When a private cloud reaches its
full capacity, external workloads that would otherwise overwhelm the private
servers “burst” to external third-party cloud services.
How it Works:
When private cloud reaches capacity, excess workloads “burst” to third-party cloud services.
When private cloud reaches capacity, excess workloads “burst” to third-party cloud services.
Key Benefits:
- Prevents interruptions to business applications during sudden surges.
- Frees up local resources for other applications.
- Reduces capital expenditures related to on-premises infrastructure.
Use Case: Cloud DR
A hybrid cloud strategy often includes a cloud-based DR plan, where systems and data are maintained on-premise and backed up in a public cloud.
In the event of a disaster, this approach enables organisations to swiftly transition their workloads to the public cloud with minimal disruption, maintaining the continuity of business operations. This effectively reduces the cost of maintaining a physical DR center.
In the event of a disaster, this approach enables organisations to swiftly transition their workloads to the public cloud with minimal disruption, maintaining the continuity of business operations. This effectively reduces the cost of maintaining a physical DR center.
A cloud-based DR plan requires a carefully detailed process involving multiple stakeholders and must account for tools available both on-premises and in
the cloud. Additionally, a hybrid-cloud strategy might involve multiple clouds services.
Systemizer Technic’s portfolio provides the tools and expertise to ensure the success of this approach. By leveraging on automation, we can further
enhance the execution of the DR plan and significantly reduce recovery time.
Use Case: Application Development & Testing
A hybrid cloud environment provides significant benefits for application development and testing by eliminating the need for on-premises hardware.
DevOps teams frequently use public cloud platforms and other services, such as cloud storage, to host development projects.
Compared to launching a testing environment in a private cloud, a dev/test approach in a public cloud offers cost-savings, flexibility, and faster time to market.
Once a team has developed an application in the public cloud, they may migrate it to a private cloud environment, based on business needs or security factors.
Leveraging the public cloud for development and testing also supports an
organisation’s broader application modernisation efforts, particularly in
transitioning from monolithic legacy applications to a microservices architecture.
