What is Distributed Cloud?

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Hybrid cloud is one of the most common architectural patterns out there which is used by a growing number of enterprises. However, it’s often a result of companies that are unable to abandon their existing technology stack in favor of the public cloud.
What if I told you that there is way you could get the best of both worlds?
In this video, Sai Vennam with IBM Cloud, explains how this feat can be accomplished with Distributed Cloud, as well as some common use cases where enterprises can benefit from this new cloud computing architecture.
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[@safiyyakareem6438]

Well explained @Sai Vennam 👏

[@hardytan7496]

simple and clear, thank you

[@Nihalkaradanful]

Great video!

[@dadoll1660]

Thanks @Sai.

[@zeynepsavas5478]

This is very good! thank you

[@OneTrueLivingHighness]

Thank you

[@sivavogeti9889]

Hi, So the advantage here is that we can manage Multi Zone Regions using Distributed Cloud? For example, if I want to add or remove containers from any one or two cloud environments at once, then I can do it through Distributed Cloud?

[@IBMTechnology]

Public cloud already allows you to manage multi-zone regions without the need for distributed cloud. Distributed Cloud is critical in that allows you to manage on-premise locations like you would Public Cloud datacenters.

[@rickharold7884]

Awesome.

[@qxiz5164]

Nice

[@IBMTechnology]

Thanks!

[@adzizi]

He was about to misspell public as pubic.