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Implementing a Hybrid Cloud Environment
Overview
Mix and Match to Meet Your Workload Needs
Organizations that require multiple IT platforms—due to legacy applications, special IT attributes, or regulatory mandates, for instance—are well-suited for the flexibility and ease of the hybrid cloud. From a recent Forbes article, “With a hybrid cloud, companies can transition to the cloud at their own pace, with less risk and at a lower cost.”* Unlike some providers who use a “one-size-fits-all” approach, our hybrid cloud hosting server architectures can be “mixed and matched” to create a hybrid managed cloud environment fully suited to the organization’s unique requirements.
*Source: Forbes, 2018
Why Go Hybrid?
Different challenges require different solutions. Unfortunately, most organizations aren’t facing a single challenge—they’re juggling multiple requirements and trying to reach several goals. That’s where managed hybrid cloud solutions come in.
Challenges
You need to optimize costs, but must keep client interactions quickly scalable and flexible
Your business is part of an inconsistent startup marketing
You need to provide quick access to rich content from anywhere
SOLUTION
Private cloud for steady state and public cloud to burst processing during peak times
SOLUTION
Cloud dedicated for mission-critical data while extending external-facing resources into the public cloud to handle peak capacity
SOLUTION
Private cloud for in-house business, plus remote data center sites that allow mobile users to quickly download valuable content
Proven Results
“We had a vision for what we wanted, and Ntirety’s solution was the most complete. Performance-wise, the new environment is night and day from the old environment. We have the flexibility to spin it up and spin it down and do what we need to do. We’ve been very satisfied with the build-out, transition, and ongoing support from Ntirety.”
Kevin Cubberly
Director of Information Technology for The Henry Ford Museum
YOUR CLOUD JOURNEY
Helping You Achieve Business Agility
Your Current State
- Partially optimized cost: Are you using the right combination of cloud?
- Security and business stability risk: Are their holes in your multi-cloud or hybrid environments?
What You Need
- Cloud best practices assessment: Focused on recommendations in the areas of cost optimization, availability, performance, scalability, security, compliance, and automation
- Cloud risk assessment: Evaluate ways to safeguard their documents and prevent content piracy
- Three tiers of service to choose from: Self-managed, co-managed, fully managed
What You Could Achieve
- Reduced risk: Protected data in an environment that meets strict compliance requirements with regular updates that are handled automatically
- Optimized IT spend: Apps that are running where they run best to make your budget go further
- Increased business agility: An empowered organization that can scale as needed and stay productive
- A competitive edge: IT professionals that are freed from mundane infrastructure management tasks and able to focus on assisting the company in meeting business goals