Cloud Bursting
Bursting adds capacity for demand peaks. It may still depend on the primary environment, so it does not by itself demonstrate disaster recovery.
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Data Gravity
Data placement affects transfer and processing costs. Compare local execution, replicas, and remote reads using measured volume, lag, and workload needs.
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Hybrid Cloud
A connected datacenter and cloud do not by themselves establish portability. Specify the deployment model and test the capabilities required between them.
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Hybrid Cloud and Multicloud Design
A second cloud does not make a system more available by itself. It adds a boundary, and whether that boundary helps depends on what you put across it.
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Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Compared
Compare inherited grants, SCP restrictions, and network scope by mechanism. Similar diagrams can require different controls and operating arrangements.
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Shared VPC
Shared VPC separates network and workload administration. A host can share multiple VPCs, while each network retains its own scope and limits.
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Resource Hierarchy
Resource position affects inherited controls, but billing, quota, and isolation scopes differ. Review each relationship before reorganizing the hierarchy.
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Cloud Execution Models and Responsibility
Managed services transfer specific duties. Compare responsibility boundaries, storage lifetimes, recovery, and total cost before choosing an execution model.
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Databricks Architecture
Databricks splits into a control plane it runs and a compute plane that may be yours. See what that means for isolation, governance, and the shape of the bill.