Enterprises today are doing far more with cloud than just using private, public or hybrid cloud infrastructures for a variety of tasks. They’re also beginning to use multiple clouds at the same time; a multi-cloud strategy allows enterprises to better protect their data assets and operations by essentially spreading their systems across different locations for redundancy, custom workload capabilities and other benefits.
But creating, deploying and using multi-cloud infrastructures takes more experience and development than just placing applications in a hybrid, private or public cloud, according to a recent MIT Technology Review Custom study on cloud infrastructure and business mobility.
