Securing Regulated Workloads With Hybrid Cloud
This article explores why cloud adoption in regulated sectors demands more than technology—tackling migration hurdles, cost control, DR execution, and the importance of formal decommissioning for lasting business value.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I’m a Multi-Cloud Senior Consultant and Cloud Solutions Architect with nearly nine years of hands-on experience in cloud, virtualization, infrastructure modernization, DevOps automation, and disaster recovery. Throughout my career, I’ve worked closely with enterprise and public sector clients, helping them design, migrate, secure, and run modern platforms—whether in private, public, or hybrid cloud environments.
I started out working with VMware technologies like vSphere, vSAN, NSX-T, VMware Cloud Director, HCX, SRM, and various disaster recovery tools. As my career progressed, I moved into hyperscale cloud architecture across platforms like OCI, AWS, GCP, and Azure. I’ve been hands-on with landing zones, network design, identity and access management, migration planning, cloud-native solutions, and automating infrastructure.
Recently, I’ve spent a lot of time working in regulated enterprise environments, where every architectural decision needs to balance security, compliance, cost, operational readiness, and business continuity. This includes everything from cross-region disaster recovery and sovereign or localized cloud setups to Kubernetes and OpenShift platforms, advanced cloud networking, Terraform deployments, and modernizing legacy data center workloads.
What I enjoy most is bridging the gap between technology …
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