Hybrid Cloud

A hybrid cloud, sometimes known as a cloud hybrid, is a computing environment that combines an on-premises data centre (also known as a private cloud) with a public cloud, allowing data and applications to be exchanged between the two.

Hybrid Cloud

Why Choose this Package

Our primary goal at Vedawebhost is to provide high-quality service at the lowest possible cost. Here are our benefits :

99.9% Uptime Guarantee

CloudLinux Operating System, LiteSpeed Web Server, cPanel control panel, and CageFS for isolation are all included in our website hosting package. We employ the newest generation Intel E3/E5 series CPUs with RAID-enabled NVMe SSD discs.

Safe and Secured

We are continually gathering and analyzing large amounts of data concerning new worldwide assaults. Our advanced identification of known and unknown security threats, such as zero-day vulnerabilities and distributed brute force assaults.

Our Dedicated Support

Our support ticket system, live chat*, and Knowledge Base are all accessible for assistance. For feature-specific assistance, the knowledgebase is accessible through the client area panel. The availability of live chat is subject to change.

Best Solutions

Why Our Best Solutions Hybrid Cloud

To achieve fast IOPS and redundancy, we employ pure SSD NVMe discs with local RAID. If one of the drives fails, the other will continue to work as a single drive until the failed drive is replaced.

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Best Hosting Features

We at Vedawebhost think that web hosting should be quick, dependable, easy, and inexpensive.

Flexibility

A hybrid cloud solution employs both traditional systems and cutting-edge cloud technologies without making a complete commitment to a provider. When demand surpasses the local data centre's capacity.

Controlling costs

Organizations own and maintain the data centre infrastructure with a private cloud, which necessitates large capital expenditure and fixed expenses. Public cloud resources and services, on the other hand, are accounted for as variable and operating expenditures.

Scalability and agility

When compared to a physical data center, a hybrid cloud provides additional resource possibilities via a public cloud provider. This makes provisioning, deploying, and scaling resources to meet demand surges easy.

Interoperability and resilience

Workloads can be run redundantly in both private and public contexts. Components of a single task can also run in both contexts and communicate with one another.

Compliance

Organizations in highly regulated sectors are required to adhere to limits on where data may live, which frequently implies that they cannot migrate particular workloads to the public cloud.

Reconstruction after a disaster

Using Confluent to deploy a disaster recovery plan helps improve the availability and dependability of your mission-critical applications by avoiding data loss and downtime