Cloud Repatriation and Reverse Migration
Cloud Repatriation (AKA Reverse Migration) is a growing trend with Organizations worldwide to move part of their workloads from major public clouds like AWS, Azure or GCP back into private control.
As Michael Dell claims in his tweet on August 27, 2024
Not surprising:
83% of enterprises plan to move workloads back to private cloud from public cloud.
The keyword here is coming back to 'Private Cloud'; not the old ways of doing things manually.
It's all about maintaining the UX and DX (User and Developer Experience) while the reverse migration happens.
Users need to be able to have GUI dashboards similar to their existing dashboards from the large public clouds where stuff happens on the click of a button.
Developers need to have similar REST APIs to continue their automation and Infrastructure as Code and other DevOp activities.
Such experience requires a "Private Cloud Control Panel".
If the organization decides to go for a mix of Public and Private Cloud deployments, then it needs a "Hybrid Cloud Control Panel".
Introducing Hosting Controller
Hosting Controller is an Enterprise grade complete Private Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Control Panel. It installs on any Private server whether on-premises, in your own data center or even in public clouds like Azure or AWS. Once installed, it connects to the whole span of an Organizations bare-metal servers, virtual machines and other infrastructure and applications on Linux and Windows and enables to manage and control them like a Private Cloud.
All data and applications stay in their place. Hosting Controller is just a control plane layer on top of existing infrastructure.
End users get GUI based dashboards. DevOps get REST APIs for all the tasks that can be performed from the GUI. The UX and DX stay close to be as in Public Cloud.
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