
Hybrid Cloud
Run workloads that must stay on site in On-Premises Cloud and the ones that need elasticity in the public cloud. Manage several data centers from one place with Federated Edge, and join them with IPSec and Layer 2 / Layer 3 links.
Challenges
Some data must stay on premises for regulatory or business reasons, while some applications need the elasticity of the cloud.
When on-premises virtualization and cloud have separate consoles, permissions and processes, operational load piles up.
Applications need to talk securely and reliably across both environments, which makes network design critical.
Systems tied to a single data center stop completely when that site has a problem.
Our approach
Products used
Outcomes
Data that must stay on site stays on premises, and applications that need elasticity run in the public cloud.
The same Edge Cloud services are used on premises and in the public cloud, so your team doesn't have to learn two separate systems.
On-premises infrastructure comes on a monthly rental model, with no hardware purchase or upfront investment.
Data in one environment is backed up in the other, giving you a second location to recover from.
It uses Silver or Platinum series processors, NL-SAS, SAS SSD and NVMe disks, and 40/100 Gbps switches. The infrastructure comes on a monthly rental model with no upfront investment.
The vendor provides 24/7 proactive monitoring and management. The SLA for on-premises installations is 99.999+.
SSL VPN, IPSec and Layer 2 / Layer 3 links (VXLAN, SD-WAN, MPLS, DWDM) are available. We choose the right option together based on your network.
Federated Edge is the architecture that lets you manage Edge Cloud services across several data centers from one place. You can enable services in your own environment or with other service providers.

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