Description Robertson Widget Company (RWC) is trying to modernize and migrate some of their servers to the cloud. Currently, all their IT systems are on-premises in a closet in the office in St. John’s NFLD. Instructions Design and detail a hybrid infrastructure that integrates RWC's existing on-premises Windows Server environment (detailed below) with any Cloud service. Document the current and proposed architectures, including infrastructure, networking, identity and security components. Justify your design choices. Detail what expectations for technology improvements Robertson Widget Company executives can foresee by implementing their plan. Details Here are the summarized notes from a discussion with RWC’s executive management: RWC has an office in every province in Canada. RWC only has a single person who works and runs the IT department who is based in Toronto. Lots of staff are complaining about very slow internet speeds in offices and frequent email system outages. RWC Management is complaining about very high IT costs even though most staff are complaining about IT. RWC Management keeps hearing about the cloud and wants to take advantage but doesn't know what to do. RWC Management is not happy that most people seem to be using password as their user password. They are really worried about the recent rise in Cyberattacks and want to make sure they have strong password policies. Here is a description of Robertson Widget Company’s current IT Environment: All RWC servers are stored in a small closet at the office in St John’s NFLD. The location is normally unstaffed and has frequent power issues. Frank, the sole IT resource, lives in Toronto, Ontario and has very little IT experience. Each Branch office has the following infrastructure implemented at their office: Network CISCO-ASA - Cisco ASA firewall for connecting to the St John’s datarack using a VPN.BELL-FW - Bell Canada provided network switch used to connect to RWS Canada-Wide VPN network Workstations HOST001 - Workstation PC used for an employeeHOST002 - Workstation PC used for an employeeHOST003 - Workstation PC used for an employee The St John’s datarack has 6 Servers and 1 network firewall: Servers RWC-EX - On-Prem Exchange Server for interoffice emailRWC-DC - On-Prem Domain Controller for active directory management and DNSRWC-FILE - On-Prem File Server used for storing company data, file shares and user profiles RWC-PAYROLL - On-Prem Accounting Server used for company finances and payrollRWC-CRM - On-Prem Customer Relationship Management server that has software used to store company customer dataRWC-ENGINEERING - On-Prem Engineering server which keeps track of all company widget production Network CISCO-ASA - Cisco ASA firewall used to connect each server to the canada-wide VPN network for each branch office. All offices are connected to the datarack using a T1 (1.54 megabit) circuit provided by Bell Canada.BELL-FW - Bell Canada provided network switch used to connect to RWS Canada-Wide VPN network