Hybrid Cloud Computing Solutions
If you run a business reliant on computers, you won’t be putting all your eggs in one basket with a hybrid cloud. Hybrid cloud offers businesses that want the speed and convenience of a local server with the flexibility and redundancy attributes of cloud-based technology. And we are available 24/7 for peace of mind.










The Benefits Of Hybrid Cloud
Flexibility
We understand that every business needs a server and flexible cloud services to keep the company humming.
Easily Work On The Move
Cloud-based technology is used to manage lightweight applications of workflows that need to be conducted on the move.
Off Site Data Back Up
With the added benefit of off-site backup to make sure all data is secure in the case of a server failure or some other situation that renders your on-site infrastructure inoperative.
Managed Hybrid Cloud
Hybrid cloud technology gives your business and end-users the best of both worlds between your existing investments in on-site IT infrastructure and great flexibility delivered by cloud technology.
Our hybrid cloud computing solutions allow you to place information and systems into secure yet widely more accessible online locations via managed hosting outside your business.
By taking the time to understand which areas of your IT requirements run at their best in what environment, you can transition certain operations to the cloud while keeping others that function better at your premises, ultimately improving your ability to scale up or down.
As more services and applications can operate effectively in the cloud, the hybrid solution can be a pathway to a complete cloud solution. As one of the best hybrid cloud service providers, Platform 24 can help.
Learn More from the Experts
If you have any further questions surrounding managed hybrid cloud technology, speak to a member of our expert team by calling 1300 602 480 or filling out our easy to complete online enquiry form. We provide our clients with the most effective hybrid cloud management solutions on the market—so don’t hesitate to contact our team!
Other Managed IT Services
Office 365
Office 365 is a full-scale online collaboration tool—a real-time collaboration between your staff in and out of the office.
Enterprise Wi-Fi
Making sure you stay connected anywhere in your business—we design around your location’s physical attributes, users, and usage.
Managed Cloud
The businesses that know their staff need to access company information in the office and on the road.
FAQs
Hybrid cloud computing combines on-premises servers with cloud-based infrastructure, giving businesses the speed and control of local hardware alongside the flexibility, scalability, and redundancy of the cloud. Rather than choosing one or the other, businesses run both environments simultaneously — routing workloads to wherever they perform best.
A full cloud environment hosts all data, applications, and infrastructure off-premises on platforms like Microsoft Azure. A hybrid cloud retains on-premises servers for workloads that benefit from local processing or have strict data residency requirements, while using cloud infrastructure for applications, backups, and remote access. Hybrid is often a steppingstone toward full cloud adoption as more systems become cloud compatible.
Lightweight applications, mobile workflows, remote collaboration tools, and off-site backups are well-suited to the cloud in a hybrid setup. Workloads requiring low latency, large local data processing, or strict on-premises compliance requirements typically perform better on local servers — making the hybrid model practical for businesses that have both types of demands.
For many businesses, yes. Rather than replacing existing on-premises investments entirely, hybrid cloud allows businesses to extend the life of current infrastructure while gradually shifting suitable workloads to the cloud. This avoids large upfront capital expenditure and allows IT costs to shift incrementally toward a more predictable, subscription-based model.
A properly managed hybrid cloud environment can be highly secure. Security measures span both the on-premises and cloud components — including access controls, encryption, threat monitoring, and compliance configurations. The key is ensuring both environments are managed consistently, as gaps between the two are a common vulnerability if left unaddressed.


