A company is considering transitioning to the cloud. The company employs individuals from various locations around the world. The company does not want to increase its on premises infrastructure blueprint and only wants to pay for additional compute power required. Which of the following solutions would BEST meet the needs of the company?
A hybrid environment is the best solution for the company. It allows the company to integrate its existing on-premises infrastructure with cloud services, providing the needed flexibility and scalability. This solution enables the company to pay only for the additional compute power required, without needing to increase its on-premises infrastructure blueprint. The hybrid environment also supports a globally distributed workforce by allowing access to resources from various locations around the world.
The important thing to notice is that B is "hybrid ENVIRONMENT" not "hybrid CLOUD". A hybrid environment is a mix of private network and cloud, while a hybrid cloud is a mix of private cloud and public cloud. This company wants to provide services in the cloud, but maintain their existing on prem environment... that's a hybrid environment.
The company does not want to increase its on premises infrastructure blueprint, it's B.
It's Hybrid. They need to integrate their on-prem infrastructure with the cloud.
A. Private cloud A private cloud can provide the company with the ability to dynamically provision and deprovision compute resources based on the current needs of the organization. With a private cloud, the company can avoid the expense of additional on-premises infrastructure while still maintaining full control over the security and management of its data and applications. Additionally, a private cloud can be accessed by authorized personnel from anywhere in the world, making it ideal for a globally distributed workforce.
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B. Hybrid environment A hybrid environment is a cloud computing model that combines on-premises infrastructure with a cloud infrastructure. This type of solution would allow the company to retain control over some of its infrastructure while also taking advantage of the flexibility and scalability of the cloud. This would allow the company to pay for additional compute power as needed and avoid the need to increase its on-premises infrastructure. A private cloud is a cloud infrastructure that is operated solely for a single organization. It is not suitable for a company with employees located around the world because it does not provide the flexibility and scalability of a public cloud. A managed security service provider is a third-party that provides security services to an organization. It is not directly related to the company's need to transition to the cloud. A hot backup site is a backup site that is always active and ready to take over in the event of a disaster. It is not related to the company's need to transition to the cloud.
A hybrid environment combines the use of on-premises infrastructure with cloud-based services. In this scenario, the company can maintain its existing on-premises infrastructure blueprint and utilize additional compute power in the cloud as needed. This approach allows the company to scale resources dynamically, paying for the compute power required, without the need to invest in additional on-premises infrastructure.
A. Private cloud
Reason why I’d choose Private cloud is that it appears that the organisation has already decided on a hybrid environment by maintaining their current On Prem whike seeking additional compute resources in the cloud. So, the best way to implement their hybrid envinroment is to implement Private Cloud.
On 2nd thought, I think B is correct.
A hybrid environment allows the company to take advantage of both on-premises infrastructure and cloud services. It provides the flexibility to use the cloud for additional compute power when needed, without the need to increase the on-premises infrastructure footprint. The company can scale up or down based on demand, and only pay for the additional resources required during peak times, optimizing costs.
B. Hybrid Reason: Company employees from different regions, they need to be able to access enviornmant- public access But the company needs to be able to privately utilize the environment and maintain security- Private …. Idk thinking outloud lmk
This cloud is only going to be used by one company hence should be Private. It would be Hybrid if they wanted to expand operate in Public web
According to Messer: Hybrid cloud is - – Combination of internal cloud resources with external This means that B. Hybrid environment fits perfectly for the question.
Well either Messer or you are wrong. Hybrid is public and private cloud, not cloud and on-premise.
It's hybrid. Not sure why you or anyone else would say otherwise. https://cloud.google.com/learn/what-is-hybrid-cloud
B it's B.