The benefits of the Hybrid Cloud are increasingly appreciated across the world within organizations of all sizes. This momentum is fueling the global cloud computing market expected to grow at a CAGR of 26% with revenue of $38 billion by 2015, according to Research and Markets.
For those who are unfamiliar, the hybrid cloud provides features of both
private and public cloud computing which gives organizations the flexibility and
scalability, the performance and the productivity they may need.
The ability to use multiple features of public and private
cloud results clearly in the reduction of deployment cost.
However, using the public and private features can
create networking issues that can lead inter alia to interruption in data
transfer and affect the productivity.
Among others challenges that Cloud providers have to overcome, we have the
dependability on internal IT infrastructure.