"I'm scared of vendor lock-in, so I'm going to build something that's completely provider agnostic" means you're buying optionality, and paying for it with feature velocity.
There are business reasons to go multi-cloud for a few workloads, but understand that you're going to lose time to market as a result. My best practice advice is to pick a vendor (I don't care which one) and go all-in.
And you'll forgive my skepticism around "go multi-cloud!" coming from a vendor who'll have precious little to sell me if I don't.
There are business reasons to go multi-cloud for a few workloads, but understand that you're going to lose time to market as a result. My best practice advice is to pick a vendor (I don't care which one) and go all-in.
And you'll forgive my skepticism around "go multi-cloud!" coming from a vendor who'll have precious little to sell me if I don't.