SPONSORED: Why hybrid clouds break and what to do about it
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SPONSORED EXPLAINER: There's nothing wrong with hybrid cloud. It's the one-size-fits-all strategy on top of it that's the problem.
Hybrid cloud breaks down when every environment has its own provisioning process, security model, monitoring stack, and cost structure.
In practice, many hybrid strategies were built around where infrastructure happened to live, not around each workload’s latency, data governance, resilience, performance, and cost requirements.
Why has hybrid cloud become so hard to run?
Most enterprises didn't choose hybrid so much as stumble into it. A cloud-first push might have handled greenfield developments, while regulated workloads stayed put. Acquisitions arrived with their own datacenters. Edge deployments came in through operational technology teams, and each layer picked up its own tools, its own security model, and its own bill.
The result is a hybrid cloud environment that behaves like three people in a trenchcoat. It looks unified on the surface...
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