Give Every Application Its Ideal Environment With Hybrid Cloud

by VAST | Mar 7, 2019 | Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid cloud used to be thought of as too complex for most businesses to handle. That’s why cloud-bursting never took off. Yet more and more companies are choosing to adopt hybrid cloud. According to the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index, more than 85 percent of...

Strategic Thinking When Building a Hybrid Cloud

by VAST | Feb 13, 2019 | Hybrid Cloud

Whenever you introduce a new technology, it should be part of a strategic plan. When the technology is disruptive by design, like cloud, that’s even more true. And when it comes to hybrid cloud, which introduces additional complexity to the disruption of cloud,...

7 Priorities for Cloud in 2019

by VAST | Jan 29, 2019 | Cloud Management, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, Multi-Cloud

Cloud has become the infrastructure of choice for information technology in many companies. Where should your cloud effort go this year? Multi-cloud. If one cloud is good, is more than one cloud better? More companies are adopting multi-cloud solutions to take...

Overcome Key Obstacles to Building A Hybrid Cloud

by VAST | Dec 27, 2018 | Cloud Adoption and Migration, Cloud Management, Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid cloud can be the ideal cloud model for many businesses. The combination of private and public cloud provides the capacity on demand needed for disaster recovery or cloud bursting. As many as 75 percent of businesses are investigating what the hybrid cloud can...

Overcome the Cost Challenges of Hybrid Cloud

by VAST | Nov 24, 2018 | Business Continuity, Cost Optimization, Hybrid Cloud

Surveys consistently show that businesses are opting for hybrid cloud because they hope to spend less than they would spend for on premises equipment. Achieving those cost savings requires careful planning because there are unavoidable costs that come with hybrid...

Technical and Business Considerations When Designing Your Hybrid Cloud

by VAST | Sep 18, 2018 | Cloud Management, Hybrid Cloud, VAST View

Hybrid cloud means blending the public cloud’s capabilities with the capabilities in your own, on-premises infrastructure. Making this architecture work requires making decisions about which workloads should be moved to the public cloud and which remain on-site....