Hybrid-Cloud Deployment

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A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment is an Infrastructure Deployment that deploys related subjects across an identified combination of cloud and non-cloud Infrastructure Environments.

The participating Infrastructure Environments may include:

• A public-cloud environment
• A private-cloud environment
• An on-premises environment
• An Edge Environment
• A provider-managed environment
• A privately operated environment

The deployment subjects may include:

• Infrastructure Resources
• Virtual Machines
• Kubernetes Clusters
• Containerized Workloads
• Platform Services

A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment differs from a multi-cloud deployment:

• A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment combines cloud and non-cloud Infrastructure Environments
• A multi-cloud deployment uses Infrastructure Environments supplied through more than one cloud provider

A deployment may be both hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud.

infrastructure deployment that deploys related subjects across an identified combination of cloud and non-cloud Infrastructure Environments

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A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment does not by itself prescribe:

• The participating cloud provider
• The type of non-cloud environment
• The network relationship among environments
• The placement of deployment subjects
• The identity or security model
• The synchronization mechanism
• The operational authority for each environment

The applicable deployment specification defines those details.

Crucible performs a Hybrid-Cloud Deployment by deploying a Kubernetes Cluster and Platform Services to a cloud Infrastructure Environment while deploying a Containerized Workload to an on-premises Infrastructure Environment.