Most Common Myths about Hybrid Cloud

Although the hybrid cloud may boost your business up, make sure you adopt it with your eyes wide open. Read on for common hybrid cloud myths busted!

While it is true that taking your business into the hybrid cloud is a great option, you can’t expect to make the most of it unless you are fully aware of what it is and how it works. In case if you are misinformed about the hybrid cloud, nothing other than real-world facts can help you out.

Here are some common hybrid cloud myths and practical facts to disapprove them:

1. Hybrid Cloud is an Appendix of Converged Infrastructure

This assumption is almost completely baseless because it overlooks automation, an unavoidable element of cloud deployment. Plus there is a lot of difference between infrastructure and cloud management!

Practically, a business can get most benefits of the cloud only by minimizing the management burden.

Hybrid cloud allows you to create a runbook of the entire process of burden reduction and respond with synopsis of policy enforcement tools and capacity planning.

2. Hybrid Cloud is for Enterprises 

In reality, it is a very flexible tool that anyone can use. It can even be run by small business units or individuals looking for agility, especially it is an SLA-indifferent model.

3. A Hybrid Cloud can be Created Using a Specific Homogeneous Standard

Technically, there is no specific environment for the creation of hybrid cloud. Different resources such as Azure, VMware and AWS use different formats, bandwidth and management tools.

4. Hybrid Cloud Doesn't Affect Operations

When it comes to having a simple and stable system that can boost production, private cloud is the best option. Likewise, public cloud is the best for complex and transient operations. The efficiency and impact of a hybrid cloud depends upon how you merge the two cloud types and execute them.