There are plenty of ways to access storage in the public cloud.
Each of the big three providers – Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) – allow access to their cloud storage via application programming interfaces (APIs), command line interfaces (CLIs), web browsers, and so on, as we saw in a recent feature about object storage in the big three public clouds.
And the key storage array suppliers all have some way of accessing the Amazon, Microsoft and Google clouds from their array products to provide storage tiers in the cloud.
