Authors: Siddharth Yadav
Abstract: Hybrid cloud architectures offer enterprises a strategic approach to combine the reliability of on-premises systems with the scalability and agility of public cloud platforms. UNIX and Linux systems remain foundational to enterprise IT due to their performance, stability, and ability to support mission-critical workloads. This review explores the integration of UNIX and Linux workloads into hybrid cloud environments, covering architecture, deployment models, orchestration, automation, security, performance optimization, migration, and operational strategies. Emphasis is placed on leveraging containerization, orchestration platforms, and DevOps practices to accelerate deployment, enhance operational efficiency, and maintain compliance. Real-world case studies highlight the benefits of hybrid adoption, including improved scalability, disaster recovery, and cost optimization. The review also examines emerging trends such as AI-driven operations, edge computing, and serverless platforms, illustrating the evolving landscape of hybrid cloud. By synthesizing technical insights, best practices, and practical guidance, this article provides a comprehensive roadmap for enterprises seeking to modernize workloads, optimize resource utilization, and drive digital transformation initiatives effectively.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17141542
