AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Public Versus Hybrid Cloud

The video tutorial explains the concept of hybrid cloud, where organizations use multiple cloud deployment models to meet specific application needs. It discusses scenarios where hybrid cloud is beneficial, such as maintaining control over sensitive data while using public cloud services for other applications. The video also covers challenges in migrating workloads to the cloud and provides the NIST definition of hybrid cloud, emphasizing the integration of distinct cloud infrastructures. An example of cloud bursting for load balancing is also provided.

What is a hybrid cloud?

• A public cloud only

• A combination of two or more cloud infrastructures

• A private cloud only

• A single cloud infrastructure

Why might an organization choose a hybrid cloud model?

• To use only private cloud services

• To eliminate the need for any on-premises infrastructure

• To have control over sensitive data while using public cloud for other applications

• To avoid using any public cloud services

What is an example of hybrid cloud usage mentioned in the transcript?

• Migrating all workloads to the cloud

• Using only public cloud for all applications

• Maintaining control over sensitive data infrastructure while using public cloud for other applications

• Using only private cloud for all applications

According to NIST, what enables the portability of data and applications in a hybrid cloud?

• Unique cloud entities

• Private cloud services

• Standardized or proprietary technology

• Public cloud services

What does cloud bursting refer to in the context of hybrid cloud?

• Load balancing between clouds

• Using only private cloud services

• Eliminating the need for on-premises infrastructure

• Using only public cloud services