The differences between public, private, and hybrid clouds may be nuanced, but what you get out of them should be crystal clear. Learn about these differences today.
In this issue
Public, private, or hybrid cloud?
- The cloud basics—and then some
- So, which do I need: public, private, or hybrid?
- What are other IT organizations doing?
- What if neither public nor private cloud is the perfect solution for your business?
- Customer spotlight: Rackspace helps customers embrace the cloud
- More to explore
- New Red Hat offerings and releases
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From the editor
Most enterprises have stopped supporting public- or private-only cloud solutions in favor of hybrid clouds. But how do you decide which cloud environment is best for your workloads? Step 1: Read this issue of Red Hat Shares, starting with a comparison of different cloud types.
Get some ideas
The cloud basics—and then some
So, which do I need: public, private, or hybrid?
Watch William Giard’s 2017 OpenStack® Summit session―"Public? Private? Hybrid? What is the Optimal Deployment Strategy for Your Applications?"―for details on business, technical, and other considerations when determining where to deploy solutions.
Decisions, decisions
What are other IT organizations doing?
What if neither public nor private cloud is the perfect solution for your business?
An open hybrid cloud can address issues like portability, security, using existing IT investments, avoiding vendor dependency, and more.
Open hybrid cloud for the win
Customer spotlight
Rackspace helps customers embrace the cloud
See how Rackspace built a hosted, on-premise private cloud that lets customers instantly access a standardized, virtualized cloud environment managed through 1 interface.
They won an award for it
More to explore
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