A regional transit agency asks whether using only Azure with no on-premises systems can still be called hybrid cloud. What is the correct answer?
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Short Explanation
Hybrid needs both neighborhoods: something private or on-premises plus public cloud. Azure-only is public cloud, full stop. Two Azure regions or two compute types do not invent a hybrid estate.
Full Explanation
Hybrid cloud is defined by combining on-premises or private cloud resources with public cloud. An estate that runs solely on Azure without an on-premises or private counterpart is public cloud, not hybrid. Using multiple regions or multiple Azure services does not satisfy the hybrid definition.