Azure Hybrid Services

Leverage the power of Azure with seamless integration for your on-premises environments. Azure hybrid solutions provide flexibility, security, and scalability for your enterprise workloads.

Key Hybrid Scenarios

  • Extend Your Datacenter: Connect your existing infrastructure to Azure for enhanced scalability and disaster recovery.
  • Data Synchronization: Keep your on-premises and cloud data consistent with robust synchronization tools.
  • Hybrid Identity: Manage user identities across your on-premises Active Directory and Azure AD.
  • Application Modernization: Migrate and modernize applications to run efficiently in a hybrid cloud.

Featured Hybrid Services

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Azure Arc

Manage servers, Kubernetes clusters, and data services on any infrastructure.

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Azure Stack HCI

Run virtualized workloads on-premises with Azure services and hybrid capabilities.

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Azure Active Directory

Unify identity and access management for your hybrid environment.

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Azure VPN Gateway

Securely connect your on-premises networks to Azure.

Getting Started with Hybrid Solutions

Explore the following resources to begin building your hybrid cloud strategy:

Code Sample: Connecting to Azure via Hybrid Cloud

This example demonstrates a basic conceptual snippet for establishing a connection within a hybrid environment. Please refer to official SDKs and documentation for production-ready implementations.

// Placeholder for a conceptual Azure hybrid connection // In a real scenario, you'd use Azure SDKs and potentially // specific hybrid connection mechanisms like Azure Relay or VPN Gateway. function connectToAzureHybrid(onPremiseResource, azureServiceEndpoint, credentials) { console.log(`Attempting to connect from ${onPremiseResource} to ${azureServiceEndpoint}...`); // Simulate connection establishment logic if (credentials.isValid && onPremiseResource.isConnected) { console.log("Connection established successfully!"); return { status: "Connected", details: `Successfully connected to ${azureServiceEndpoint}` }; } else { console.error("Connection failed. Check credentials and network status."); return { status: "Failed", details: "Authentication or network issue." }; } } // Example usage (conceptual) const myServer = { name: "MyOnPremServer", isConnected: true }; const azureEndpoint = "https://my-azure-resource.azurewebsites.net"; const myCredentials = { username: "user", password: "password", isValid: true }; const connectionResult = connectToAzureHybrid(myServer, azureEndpoint, myCredentials); console.log(connectionResult);