Hybrid Cloud Architecture Part 1: Connectivity

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In this first part of our series on hybrid cloud architecture, Sai Vennam is going to take a look at Connectivity.
He'll explain how you can connect your various cloud environments in the overall hybrid cloud. How do you connect private cloud and public cloud environments? How does a service mesh work to allow your applications and microservices to work together as a single unit? What kind of integration tools will make it easier to connect with your services and other third-party services?
Make sure you check out the rest of the videos in the Hybrid Cloud Architecture series:
Hybrid Cloud Architecture Introduction: • Hybrid Cloud Architect...
Hybrid Cloud Architecture Part 2 - Modernize: • Hybrid Cloud Architect...
Hybrid Cloud Architecture Part 3 - Security: • Hybrid Cloud Architect...
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[@datpspguy]

IBM, this guy is not just knowledgeable but also great at explaining technical concepts. Thanks for this post and I hope Sai is still supporting IBM and doing great things.

[@ajitlonkar]

The way IBM team delivers knowledge it represents why they are leaders...

[@gene8945]

Great, clear explanation and intros. Even 3 years after the video it's still very relevant.

[@AMR3230X]

Sai is clear, concise and to the point.

[@onke]

We need this guy to start doing courses. He always nails these short videos.

[@deepurami]

Sai , Awesome explanation mate .. You just made the most confusing topic very simple..

[@svinoaaa269]

Hybrid Cloud made simple - thanks Sai, for sharing your insights.... Looking forward to the rest of the videos...

[@IBMTechnology]

Glad it was helpful, Vinu. Appreciate you visiting our channel. -Sai

[@anmoldeep0123]

This is a really fantastic tutorial about HCA.

[@Vicky-i8t2k]

Indians are unbeatable when it comes to explaining complex concepts in easy terms... ❤ Thank you India

[@hanielgaali]

Thank you! You are a great teacher!

[@ChanceTEK]

Excellent video. I am going to take an Istio Mesh class. Thank you.

[@rwadaley]

This was really good stuff

[@skskSen]

Wonderful explanation!! Great start Sai!!

[@udokoenen6731]

Well ..this was the best explanation I have seen so far.. great job..curious to see the rest of the videos

[@IBMTechnology]

Thanks Udo. We love to hear this! Sai

[@IBMTechnology]

Thank you Udo. This is what we strive for. Appreciate you watching our videos.-Sai

[@dre2795]

Love this video. Thanks for always sharing knowledge. One thing, is OAuth actually used for authentication? Heard something like that towards the end.

[@joydasgupta2360]

really great stuff,

[@whistlea5063]

thanks, very informative

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Thank you for an excellent tutorial on hybrid cloud. Your explanation and graphics make it easy to demystify clouds...….Please give us more. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to your other tutorials. Well Done!!

[@IBMTechnology]

Cyril, we appreciate you watching, and we are happy this video was beneficial!.

[@VikasSingh-ve4fp]

Well delivered in easy words, thanks

[@pankajsinghv]

Excellent post... to the point articulation... how to read mode details on how newer version of ISTIO manages communication across multiple K8S clusters?

[@amitabharoy09]

Good stuff ...Thanks for sharing...

[@IBMTechnology]

We appreciate that, Amitabha! Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for visiting our channel.

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I’m a student, studying cyber security can I get more videos about that and any motivation to my journey

[@ichoudhury007]

Excellent coverage. I know a lot of variables to fit in one video. Looking forward to seeing the rest in a Playlist to follow sequentially.

[@mohamedhamed1976]

Thanks for the video.. one question please.. Is Microsoft Express Route an example of the pop direct site2site connectivity explained in the video ?

[@brentonasmith]

Writing backwards - nice trick

[@paulhoward4161]

They shot from the back of the screen and then reversed the image.

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Lol at IBM pitching pos MQ like this.