Hybrid Cloud

A hybrid cloud is a computing environment that combines a private cloud, which is dedicated to a single organization, with a public cloud, which is shared by multiple users. This setup allows businesses to enjoy the benefits of both: the security and control of a private cloud and the flexibility and scalability of a public cloud. For example, a company can store sensitive data on its private cloud while using the public cloud for less critical tasks. This flexibility helps organizations optimize their resources, manage costs, and enhance their overall performance.