The reality of multi-cloud — when it helps and when it doesn't
Multi-cloud is often sold as a resilience and cost strategy. In practice, the tradeoffs are more complex than the pitch suggests.
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Multi-cloud is often sold as a resilience and cost strategy. In practice, the tradeoffs are more complex than the pitch suggests.
Most organisations find 30–40% of their cloud spend is unnecessary in the first FinOps review. The second year is harder.
Zero-trust is a principle, not a product. Here is where the principle maps to actionable architecture for cloud environments.
Getting Kubernetes running is the easy part. Getting it production-ready — observable, secure, cost-governed, and recoverable — takes another three months.
The mistakes we see repeatedly in cloud migration assessments — and what to do instead.
Platform services cost more per unit than infrastructure. At scale or with the right workload profile, they can cost significantly less overall.