Not to be confused with hybrid cloud, a multi-cloud strategy involves segmenting your workloads across multiple cloud platforms. While this might sound a little complicated, a recent study revealed that as many as 81% of cloud users work with two or more providers. It makes sense. There are a number of benefits to varying your cloud solution. One major advantage is the ability to select a platform on a case-by-case basis, so that each of your applications are placed on a platform that’s best suited to your needs. With a multi-cloud solution, you’re equipped to distribute workloads across multiple environments as you see…
