Multi-cloud computing architectures are the next step up from cloud computing. <\/p>\n
If you're an MSP, it may no longer be enough to have just one cloud. <\/p>\n
Here's why a multi-cloud strategy can helped managed services providers. <\/p>\n
As the term implies, multi-cloud computing refers to the use of more than one cloud. <\/p>\n
A multi-cloud architecture could involve multiple public clouds -- such as AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform. <\/p>\n
Multi-cloud could also take the form of a mixture of different types of clouds -- a public cloud, a private cloud and a managed cloud, for example. <\/p>\n
In the latter sense, there is some overlap between multi-cloud architectures and hybrid architectures, which mix public and private clouds together. <\/p>\n
Think of hybrid cloud as one form of multi-cloud computing. <\/p>\n
Multi-cloud is a broader category, because it involves mixing clouds of many different types. <\/p>\n
What do businesses -- and MSPs in particular -- have to gain from a multi-cloud strategy? <\/p>\n
Consider the following advantages of a multi-cloud architecture: <\/p>\n
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