What is a Hybrid Cloud?
A hybrid cloud is a computing system that combines on-premises equipment with both private and public cloud services. The hybrid cloud strategy is used by businesses to optimize their IT architecture for the purposes of digital transformation. For instance, a business might utilize on-premises infrastructure for compliance needs, a private cloud for security, and a public cloud provider for on-demand cloud resources.
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