What is a Hybrid Cloud?

A hybrid cloud is a type of cloud computing that combines public cloud services with private on-premise resources. It allows organizations to leverage the scalability and cost savings of the public cloud, while also taking advantage of the security and control of private on-premise resources. Hybrid clouds are designed to provide organizations with more flexibility and agility in their IT infrastructure, allowing them to quickly scale up or down depending on their needs. By leveraging both types of clouds, organizations can benefit from the advantages offered by each and create a more efficient and cost-effective IT environment.

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