Identify two options from below that reflect two valid hybrid cloud infrastructures. (Choose two)

A hybrid cloud infrastructure commonly integrates an organization's existing on-premises data centers and applications with public cloud services, allowing for flexible workload placement and data exchange.

Another common definition of hybrid cloud is the combination of a private cloud environment (which can be on-premises or hosted) with a public cloud, enabling seamless operation and resource sharing between the two distinct environments.

Multiple public clouds, also known as multi-cloud, involves using services from several public cloud providers but does not inherently include a private or on-premises component to qualify as a hybrid cloud.

On-premises infrastructures and private cloud essentially describe two forms of private computing environments and do not include the public cloud component necessary to define a hybrid cloud.