Build Self-Service Dev/Test Environments with Google Cloud Platform & CloudBolt
Enterprise IT organizations looking to get a foothold into public cloud need solutions that deliver the efficiency and innovation promised by cloud platforms—without throwing away the investments they've made in on-prem technology, policies, and skills.
Creating self-service Development & Test (or Dev/Test) environments is one of the first and most popular cloud workloads enterprise IT organizations explore in their journey to cloud. Google Cloud and CloudBolt have partnered to create a hybrid cloud solution for this important workload that's easy to set up, and can be fully tailored to your environment. CloudBolt is a cloud management platform that integrates your on-prem virtualization and private cloud resources with the public cloud, serving as a bridge between your existing infrastructure and Google Cloud Platform.
With these hybrid solutions, users can rapidly provision the resources they need through an intuitive self-service portal. IT organizations maintain full control over system configuration, usage quotas, and cost transparency. By delivering a self-service, fully auditable alternative to shadow IT, CloudBolt and Google Cloud let you tap the latest cloud innovations from Google directly from the technology you're already familiar with on-prem.
For more details, check out: https://www.cloudbolt.io/self-service-devtest-envs/
RecordedJan 26 201724 mins
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