Why Cloud Architects Must Know Multi Cloud Architecture

[@GoCloudArchitects]

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[@EEssien-p1e]

98% of clients cant be wrong. Multi cloud is akin to having an all-star team. An exquisite integration of the 3 cloud providers. Best of brands, efficiency due to the subtle competition, economies of scale, avoiding SPOF, avoiding vendor lock ins, better disaster recovery options etc the benefits are immense. Thanks for the explanation Mike.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Exactly! Multi-cloud provides an incredible opportunity to leverage the best capabilities of each provider, creating a powerful and resilient setup.

[@samjones4327]

Thanks again so much 4 a great and informative video! I'm enjoying your content a lot!! Thank U 4 highlighting the importance of learning multi-cloud! I'm new to cloud and are concentrating right now on AWS but I do know the importance of knowing multiple clouds. Thank U 4 all that U do 4 us and look 4ward 2 your next teaching video! Cheers!!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

I am really glad you are enjoying the content and finding it helpful. Focusing on AWS is a great foundation, and understanding multi-cloud will definitely help you expand your skills and adaptability. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to sharing more insights in upcoming videos!

[@gcc-markmilo]

Thank you for sharing this! Understanding multi-cloud architecture is so important for cloud architects today with various benefits to an enterprise. Looking forward to future videos!

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Multi-cloud architecture is definitely becoming a key skill for cloud architects, given the many benefits it brings to enterprises. I’m excited to share more insights in future videos. Stay tuned!

[@hannahprobably5765]

Been doing multicloud for almost decade, for couple of sysadmins/architects running big projects is a must for financial reasons - optimizing or reducing costs at right time is essential and security is way better in multicould. In past doing multiclouding was so hard to learn from fin/tech/sec but now is freaking good 😊

[@GoCloudArchitects]

It is great to see how far we've come in terms of tools and learning resources. What used to be so challenging is now much more accessible, making multi-cloud strategies even more effective. Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@JasonAnderson-mi7ij]

Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures offer the flexibility, resilience, and optimization essential for future cloud strategies. Mastering these areas positions you at the forefront of cloud computing, making you a valuable asset in managing complex, evolving enterprise environments that prioritize agility, scalability, and strategic value.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Absolutely agree! Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud architectures are key to building flexible and resilient solutions. Understanding how to leverage these strategies is crucial for anyone looking to lead in the cloud space, especially as enterprise environments become more complex and require greater agility and scalability.

[@chautmpham1269]

The ability to leverage multiple cloud providers offers so much flexibility. This is a critical approach for improving resilience and optimizing performance. Understanding the differences between hybrid and multi-cloud, and knowing the right context to use each, is a must for any cloud architect.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Well said! Leveraging multiple cloud providers truly provides the kind of flexibility enterprises need to enhance resilience and optimize performance.

[@GoCloudArchitects]

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[@blouman176]

I disagree with a lot of arguments here...

[@GoCloudArchitects]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I’d love to hear more about what you disagree with, specific points or arguments. It could spark an interesting discussion, and I’d be happy to explain further or explore your perspective.