Why Consider a Multi-Cloud Strategy?

Multi-cloud means using two or more public clouds (and often hybrid with on-prem). It's not for everyone, but it has clear use cases.

Benefits

• Resilience: Avoid a single point of failure; fail over or distribute across providers.
• Best of breed: Use the best service per domain (e.g., one cloud for data, another for ML).
• Negotiation and exit: Reduce lock-in and improve commercial flexibility.

Challenges

Multi-cloud adds operational and architectural complexity. You need skills, tooling, and processes that work across providers.

When It Makes Sense

Consider multi-cloud for critical workloads where redundancy matters, or when regulatory or commercial drivers require it. Start with a clear strategy rather than ad-hoc adoption.

Whether you're single-cloud, hybrid, or multi-cloud, Sohobcom can help you design and operate infrastructure that fits your goals.