The hybrid cloud model has become the dominant data storage choice among enterprises. Here’s a look at why this trend has been spreading.
Some businesses attribute it to the increasing popularity (and in some cases, necessity) of remote work. Others cite scalability, flexibility, affordability, and/or data security. Whatever the reason may be, the hybrid cloud enterprise data storage model is more widely used than ever before. The hybrid cloud model, which relies on both a private cloud and at least one public cloud for data management, saw a 10% increase in new users during 2020. In fact, according to one 2020 survey, hybrid cloud is officially the most popular choice among IT enterprises. Many models use local area networks (LAN) and wide area networks (WAN) and credit the accessibility of providers such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure for this flexible data solution. Whether your enterprise is a new hybrid cloud convert or considering migrating to hybrid cloud storage for the first time, it is worth investigating the reasons hybrid cloud users are increasingly choosing this model over a private cloud or public cloud alone. In this article, we will discuss the key benefits of a hybrid cloud model:- Options
- Cost
- Flexibility
- Integration with existing systems
- More control over data
- Ideal for today’s remote workplace
- The bottom line