A Hybrid Cloud Hyperscale Use Case – Scaling a Kubernetes Workload
In the previous chapter, we briefly explored hybrid cloud design patterns and how hybrid deployment has become a cloud trend for several organizations. The hybrid cloud model reflects a complex mix of services that work in tandem to satisfy different workload requirements. When you join an OpenStack private environment, a hybrid model can be more challenging to set up due to the complexity of the dynamic mix of resources spread across private and public environments. Building hybrid cloud networks is the first challenge that an organization would face, which requires stable, dedicated, and consistent connectivity between both public and private clouds. Moreover, applications that can run on bare metal, virtual machines, or containers require...
