Your own data center and the cloud, as if one network
Combine your on-prem infrastructure with the Tres cloud through a VPC and VPN bridge; keep sensitive data on-site, scale overflow load to the cloud, and manage it all from one panel.
Do not fall into the all-cloud-or-all-on-site dilemma
Some data you need to keep on-site for regulatory or latency reasons; but for peak load or new projects you want the flexibility of the cloud. The hybrid model combines the two under a single network and a single management surface.
An encrypted, persistent connection between your on-prem network and your cloud private network.
When local capacity fills up, extra load moves to the cloud and is pulled back once the peak passes.
You manage both local and cloud resources from the same directory and panel.
You move workloads to the cloud as they become ready, without rushing.
Recommended architecture
A typical hybrid architecture that unites your on-prem data center and the Tres cloud in a single private network; sensitive data on-site, flexible load in the cloud.
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Frequently asked questions about hybrid cloud
Your on-prem network and your cloud private network (VPC) are connected with an encrypted, persistent bridge over a site-to-site VPN or a dedicated line. The two sides behave like a single private network; resources reach each other by local address.
You do. You keep data that must stay on-site for regulatory or latency reasons on-prem, and move flexible or peak-sensitive workloads to the cloud. The data on the cloud side stays on Tier III+ infrastructure in Turkey.
When your local capacity fills up, the extra load is automatically brought up in the cloud; once the peak passes, those resources are pulled back. This way you size local hardware for the average load rather than the busiest day.
No. You manage both local and cloud resources from the same identity directory and a single panel; access policies and logs are collected centrally in Logchase.
For critical scenarios the bridge is set up redundantly (a second VPN/line). During a connection outage, both sides continue to operate locally; when the line returns, states are re-synced.
No. The hybrid model is ideal for gradual migration; you move workloads to the cloud as they become ready and scale down the on-prem side whenever you wish. We plan the migration steps together with our cloud migration service.
Yes. All resources on the cloud side run on infrastructure we operate in Tier III+ data centers in Turkey; data residency and access logging requirements are met.
The manufacturing ERP stayed on-site due to latency; the heavy reporting and analytics workloads were moved to the Tres cloud and scaled during peak periods with a cloud-bursting model. The two sides were united in a single private network.
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