Users who procure IT infrastructure from the hybrid cloud generally wish to use the public and private cloud in parallel, splitting workloads between the two operating models as required. In addition, some companies need to isolate certain workloads in the private cloud in order to meet particularly strict compliance guidelines. Companies in the health sector, for example, are required to operate certain workloads only in private clouds, without any connection to the split infrastructure.
With Open Telekom Cloud Private, Deutsche Telekom is currently the only provider on the market to offer the option of operating private instances completely separately from the public infrastructure – while retaining the same look and feel.