Simplify and Secure Hybrid Cloud with Infoblox and Google Cloud

Simplify and Secure Hybrid Cloud with Infoblox and Google Cloud

Cloud adoption is accelerating across industries. The goal is not simply to reach Google Cloud, but to do so without increasing operational overhead or security exposure. The fastest path is to standardize the network services every workload depends on: DNS, DHCP and IP address management (IPAM) across on-premises, Google Cloud and branch locations. That is where Infoblox and Google Cloud work better together.

This ebook shows how a unified approach to DNS, DHCP and IPAM helps you migrate faster, operate more simply and protect workloads in Google Cloud. It is written for cloud architects, network leaders and security teams who want consistent operations across projects, regions and branches.

Infoblox and Google Cloud enable a modern, unified operating model for hybrid networking. Centered on Infoblox Universal DDI™ in Google Cloud with native integration to Google Cloud DNS, this approach gives teams a simpler, more secure foundation for migration and day-to-day operations.

  • Cloud-native, infrastructure-free DDI on Google Cloud
  • Single interface for DNS, DHCP and IP addresses across on-premises, projects, regions and branches
  • Standardized landing zones and Terraform automation for faster application rollout
  • Unified visibility and policy control to prevent IP conflicts and outages
  • Protective DNS for cloud workloads with Google Cloud’s DNS Armor, powered by Infoblox, and Infoblox Threat Defense™
  • Resilient operations by separating DNS and DHCP from identity services and extending consistent controls to branches over Google Cloud’s global backbone

Infoblox and Google Cloud reduce complexity, strengthen security, unify control and accelerate cloud migration success.

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