50 Shades of Multi-Cloud Infrastructure
summary
Defines hybrid vs. multi-cloud and presents concrete multi-cloud adoption patterns and measured benefits (e.g., 81% use more than two clouds; AWS holds 48% market share with 174 services). Describes patterns such as frontend/backend splits, cloud-bursting to save costs by turning capacity off at night, backups to other clouds for regional RTO, and a production platform across five data centers able to spin up thousands of VMs per hour; names specific tools and technologies including Kubernetes, TensorFlow, Transit Gateway, and Office 365/Active Directory, and discusses vendor lock-in types and realistic migration tradeoffs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Multi-cloud intro
- 1:06Why companies choose multi-cloud
- 2:55Hybrid vs multi-cloud
- 4:41Adoption strategies
- 9:02Evolution scenarios
- 10:54Portable apps
- 13:43Cloud provider comparison
- 22:30Multi-cloud lock-in
- 27:39Regional features
- 31:05Legal limits
- 34:43AWS advantages
- 37:40Q&A
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