As laws and regulations change, management philosophies shift, and technology continues its advance, how do you hedge today's on-premises data storage? In most cases, the answer is a form of container-based architecture. Whether you use Docker, Mesos, Kubernetes, or even a virtualization-based approach, the benefits apply. Containers often equate to agility, but they also increase portability. By building out services and data stores within containers, you can more easily move them all—or some of them at a time as part of your migration strategy—to the public cloud. Containers also provide flexibility in terms of maintaining a similar architecture across all your on-premises and cloud applications, but with the ability to customize rollouts in geographical regions.

1. How to use
containers to take
on hybrid-cloud
data
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2. ENHANCED PORTABILITY OF
WORKLOADS
Containers give developers the ability
to create smaller, better-performing
workloads for their applications.
This makes it easier to shift these
workloads from on-premises to public
and private cloud networks.

3. Container orchestration platforms, such
as Kubernetes, help automate the
deployment of containerized workloads
across the entire hybrid architecture.
This allows organizations to easily
deploy and run their containers on
clusters of servers at different locations
and in a synchronized manner.
IMPROVED WORKLOAD
AUTOMATION

4. When developers write, test, and deploy
applications inside containers, the
environment stays the same regardless
of where the application resides and
becomes a perfect cloud native-ready
solution.
SEAMLESS DEPLOYMENT OF
APPLICATION

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