Multicloud: Keep providers separate and distinct or integrate them?
Most organizations use both on-prem data centers and cloud-based IaaS services, often employing multiple IaaS platforms.For some, this multicloud reality has come about as part of a steady, one-way migration to the cloud, and they may have intentionally kept their cloud networks distinct as part of that goal. Others may have a business strategy for keeping them distinct, such as providing services for a stand-alone division or a particular geography.As a consequence, they are almost certainly already tying their on-premises and cloud infrastructure networks together in some way or are about to be.Those with limited integration among their networks are often dealing with a patchwork of solutions that evolved haphazardly as cloud systems went from being experimental and isolated to being developmental and peripheral and then to being central and in-production.To read this article in full, please click here
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