Venture
Beat reports that hybrid cloud deployments are an emerging trend in
companies that need to provision computing resources over the internet.
Many
companies, right now, are using public cloud systems to store documents.
These infrastructures are available to the general public through third party
cloud service providers (CSP). The company or individual uses the CSP’s cloud
services and shares these services with other users, much in the same way one
would use and pay for electricity. However, this gives a company little ability
to monitor and control the cloud’s security and governance.
A second
method that companies may use is a private cloud system. With this model, the
company pays the CSP to provide specific cloud services solely in use by the
company. The agency constructs its own standards for their computing resources
and the CSP provides the services at an extra cost. A CIO can provide the
resources as on-demand services to sections of the company, and the company
will be charged based on use. This allows the CIO to host the cloud
on-premises, connect through private networks, and enforce their own data
security standards and controls.
In a
hybrid system, companies utilize both methods by storing sensitive data within
a private cloud and allowing less sensitive information to be accessed within a
public service. Also, companies can pick and choose when to spend money on
private services and when to save and use a public cloud. A CIO could prepare
for workload spikes and designate services beforehand. Then, during lulls in
data usage, the CIO could allocate information to the public cloud and save on
cost.
The
largest problem with the services now is setting them up. There are a limited
amount of integrators suited to build a hybrid infrastructure. The change is
coming, however. Gartner predicts that 50 percent of large enterprises will have
hybrid cloud deployments by the end of 2017. For many companies, the time has
come to start thinking about a hybrid solution
For more
information about different cloud services, contact MCC’s Integrated Solutions
Division today!
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