Burst In

Bursting in from a public cloud is based on a comparable cloud architecture, resulting in an interaction scenario similar to the one just described. The primary difference is in Step 4. When bursting in from a public cloud, IT resources are typically released and moved back to the resource pool after the cloud service instances are deleted.

Required (Core)

• Automated Administration
• Resource Pooling
• Usage Monitoring

Optional (Extension)

• Cross-Storage Device Vertical Tiering
• Rich Container
• Volatile Configuration