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Hybrid Cloud for Architects

By : Alok Shrivastwa
Book Image

Hybrid Cloud for Architects

By: Alok Shrivastwa

Overview of this book

Hybrid cloud is currently the buzz word in the cloud world. Organizations are planning to adopt hybrid cloud strategy due to its advantages such as untested workloads, cloud-bursting, cloud service brokering and so on. This book will help you understand the dynamics, design principles, and deployment strategies of a Hybrid Cloud. You will start by understanding the concepts of hybrid cloud and the problems it solves as compared to a stand-alone public and private cloud. You will be delving into the different architecture and design of hybrid cloud. The book will then cover advanced concepts such as building a deployment pipeline, containerization strategy, and data storage mechanism. Next up, you will be able to deploy an external CMP to run a Hybrid cloud and integrate it with your OpenStack and AWS environments. You will also understand the strategy for designing a Hybrid Cloud using containerization and work with pre-built solutions like vCloud Air, VMware for AWS, and Azure Stack. Finally, the book will cover security and monitoring related best practices that will help you secure your cloud infrastructure. By the end of the book, you will be in a position to build a hybrid cloud strategy for your organization.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Title Page
Copyright and Credits
Software Hardware List
Packt Upsell
Contributors
Preface
Index

Chapter 9. DevOps in the Hybrid Cloud

One of the most important changes that the enterprises need to go through is the tooling needed for operationalizing the cloud. While most of the traditional tools work in infrastructure up clouds, in the service down clouds, there is some additional tooling that we can use in order to make it even easier. 

In this chapter, we will deal with the tooling that is available in order for us to be able to make a DevOps Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) toolchain. There are several tools that the public cloud itself provides; however, we will need to use a common tooling when we are dealing with a hybrid cloud.