What does "communication between each distinct service" imply in a hybrid cloud?

• A. There is no integration between clouds.
• B. Proprietary software enabling communication between private and public clouds.
• C. All workloads run in the private cloud.
• D. Public clouds operate independently.

Answer: (B)

In a hybrid cloud, services across the private and public environments must be able to talk to and coordinate with each other. That requires a bridging layer of software that handles inter-cloud communication, data transfer, identity and security, and workload orchestration. Proprietary software designed for inter-cloud communication provides this integration, acting as the connector that lets private and public clouds operate as parts of a unified system. Without such a bridge, there’s no practical way for the distinct cloud environments to interact meaningfully. The other ideas imply no integration, all work being confined to one cloud, or the clouds running independently, which doesn’t fit the concept of a hybrid setup that relies on interoperability.