- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Title Page
- Introduction
- Part I: Understanding Concepts and Construction
- Part II: Examining Cloud Service Delivery Models
- Part III: Evaluating the Business Value of the Hybrid Cloud
- Part IV: Creating a Unified Hybrid Environment
- Part V: Operationalizing Hybrid Clouds
- Chapter 14: Development and Deployment in a Hybrid Cloud
- Chapter 15: Promoting Cloud Security and Governance
- How Using a Cloud Provider Impacts Security Risks
- How Internal End Users Impact Security Risks
- Sharing the Responsibility for Cloud Security with Your Cloud Provider
- Exploring the Risks of Running in the Cloud
- Developing a Secure Hybrid Environment
- Discovering Risk and Maintaining Your Cloud Governance Strategy
- Chapter 16: Virtualization and the Hybrid Cloud
- Chapter 17: Employing Service Level Agreements
- Chapter 18: Standards in a Hybrid World
- Part VI: Getting Set for the Hybrid Cloud Journey
- Part VII: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 21: (More Than) Ten Hybrid Cloud Resources
- Chapter 22: Ten Hybrid Cloud Best Practices
- Start with Business Objectives
- Create a Task Force with Both IT and Business Leaders
- Understand the Business Process as a Foundation for the Hybrid Cloud
- Think Service Orientation
- Think Service Management
- Plan to Manage Multiple Endpoints
- Select Your Partners Carefully
- Plan Your Strategy Based on Governance and Security
- Know Your Starting Points
- Pay Attention to Detail
- Chapter 23: Ten Hybrid Cloud Do's and Don'ts
- Do Plan for Data and Services Consistency
- Do Decide Which Cloud Services Can Be Managed in a Public Cloud
- Do Have a Service Management Plan
- Do Plan for Data Portability
- Do Execute on an Overall Hybrid Cloud Plan
- Don’t Rely on Only a Single Vendor
- Don’t Over Invest in Licenses
- Don’t Overlook the Need to Manage Infrastructure
- Don’t Leave Your Data Center Alone
- Don’t Ignore the Service Level Agreement
- Do Move Forward and Don’t Look Back
- Glossary
- Cheat Sheet
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