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-A Hybrid Environment combines two or more distinct operating environments that exchange information, services, workloads, artefacts, or operational control through defined interfaces and processes.+A Hybrid Environment combines two or more distinct operating environments that exchange information, services, workloads, artifacts, or operational control through defined interfaces and processes.
  
 The participating environments may include cloud, on-premises, connected, disconnected, air-gapped, development, test, production, or recovery environments. The participating environments may include cloud, on-premises, connected, disconnected, air-gapped, development, test, production, or recovery environments.
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-//operational arrangement that combines two or more distinct environments through defined exchanges of information, services, workloads, artefacts, or operational control//+//operational arrangement that combines two or more distinct environments through defined exchanges of information, services, workloads, artifacts, or operational control//
  
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