Managing Hybrid IT

whitePaper | May 22, 2023

Businesses are storing some of their resources in the public cloud for its scalability, flexibility, security, and manageability. While network-attached storage (NAS) is a familiar, trusted storage technology, public cloud-based versions are still emerging, so their feature sets can vary widely from one offering to the next.

whitePaper | June 15, 2023

VMware Aria Universal Suite™ is a hybrid cloud management suite built to accelerate cloud adoption by combining on-premises and software-as-a-service (SaaS) capabilities for automation, operations and log analytics into one license. It gives the flexibility to deploy on premises or as SaaS, interchangeably, without the need to repurchase, for a consistent management experience. The flexible licensing and delivery models enable organizations to move at their own pace, helping them to become more agile, scalable and efficient.

whitePaper | May 31, 2023

Except for the ability to digital innovation, the traditional reasons of why an organization turns to the public cloud is cost savings or to augment their private cloud capacity. Although these reasons are still valid, a more important reason is on the rise, namely security. Organizations are coming to realize that providers can invest and specialize far more in people and processes to deliver a secure infrastructure. At Cleura we have an expressed goal and business strategy to deliver better security than traditional on-premises solutions.

whitePaper | September 13, 2022

With the cloud becoming the optimal choice for progressive enterprises, there’s always doubt about what a hybrid cloud will prove to be. In this playbook, we decode the fine details about managing a hybrid cloud and how VMware Aria cloud management makes it simpler, which we first shared as a blog series. From migrating to the cloud to seamlessly extending your data center and modernizing apps, make the most of this unique solution.

whitePaper | November 23, 2022

The pandemic put strong pressures on organizations to modernize their infrastructure. The sudden rush of remote workers using virtual desktop infrastructure has resulted in surges and strains within current IT infrastructure. Organizations then were faced with a difficult choice: continue operations with slow, and at times insufficient capacity to support its workers, or upgrade their IT infrastructure. Upgrading IT infrastructure provides its own challenges: on-prem upgrades are an expensive endeavor and a considerable effort must be put into provisioning the right amount of hardware. Under-provisioning could potentially result in disruptions to operations and over-provisioning would result in wasted expenses. The other option is migrating to the cloud, which although does allow for elasticity with provisioning, does have challenges in the massive, timeand resource-intensive process of replacing legacy systems with cloud-based SaaS enterprise software.

whitePaper | March 9, 2023

As organizations strive to move forward in their multi-cloud journey, they face the challenge of having different infrastructure across their private and public cloud platforms. The major public clouds use different hypervisors, networking and storage, and management tools, while most on-premises applications run on VMware vSphere®. Organizations see the benefits of having consistent architecture on-premises as in the cloud, enabling consistent infrastructure and operations across environments. They can leverage their existing skills and automation and reduce complexity and management burden. But organizations also want to take advantage of public cloud services to modernize applications and speed up their digital transformation.