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What is Hybrid Cloud?

An architecture combining on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud services.

Hybrid cloud is a computing architecture that combines on-premises infrastructure with private and public cloud services, allowing data and applications to move between environments. It provides flexibility to run workloads in the most appropriate location based on performance, security, compliance, and cost requirements. Most enterprises operate in a hybrid model during transformation.

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