Why Intercloud Connectivity Matters for Multi-Cloud Success.

Most companies utilize best-of-breed services from multiple cloud providers while still maintaining the intercloud silos. That’s essentially underutilizing multi-cloud's potential. To maximize multi-cloud’s flexibility and cost effectiveness, you need an interconnected multi-cloud fabric, allowing seamless data interoperability and communication between apps and services hosted across multiple clouds. In addition to connecting to-the-cloud, you need networking in the cloud. Most multi-cloud deployments fail to reach their true potential simply because of inefficient multi-cloud networking.

Maximizing Multi-Cloud with Intercloud Connectivity

Single region, single cloud connectivity is easy, but as multi-cloud becomes a business imperative, ubiquitous connectivity becomes a challenge. Technically, a multi-cloud could mean utilizing services from different providers. For instance, a multi-cloud organization can use GCP for its analytics capabilities while running generative AI initiatives on Azure. In such set-ups, cross-cloud integration and communication may not be a concern.?

But now, organizations are increasingly experimenting with their multi-cloud environments to boost efficiency and maximize ROI. Instead of running different apps in different environments, they are hosting different parts of the same application on different cloud platforms. They may host their data on GCP while their compute workloads run on Azure. Such set-ups require continuous data transfers between the different cloud environments, necessitating robust???

intercloud connectivity.?

Without this connectivity, your organization may be using more than one cloud, but you can’t:

• Manage data residency by storing and processing specific data in specific regions across multiple clouds
• Scale your resources across multiple clouds as and when needed
• Share data and collaborate across multiple clouds for creating an end-to-end, cross-cloud toolchain

In short, the multi-vendor components and services in your multi-cloud environment will not work synergistically to augment individual benefits.?

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