> the colloquial definition of multi-cloud.
I know you can use multi-cloud to prevent lock in, but I've never heard the term used to strictly mean that. Almost everyone I work with uses the term multi-cloud as "workloads on multiple cloud vendors."
I know you can use multi-cloud to prevent lock in, but I've never heard the term used to strictly mean that. Almost everyone I work with uses the term multi-cloud as "workloads on multiple cloud vendors."