In this article, take a look at a practical multi-cloud distributed SQL strategy for 2021.
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. In order to meet the needs of the growing demand of businesses, many global enterprises are choosing cloud infrastructure from multiple providers like AWS, Azure, Google, or private data centers. According to a Gartner survey of public cloud users,81% of respondents are already using multiple clouds. Leveraging multiple clouds to support data infrastructure provides these benefits: Companies without a multi-cloud strategy risk missing out on these benefits and falling behind competitively. CTOs are under pressure to accelerate their digital transformation plans to realize a multi-cloud strategy. As companies look at ways to modernize their business to leverage multi-cloud architecture, they face serious challenges, including: Consequently, CTOs ask: “How do you design multi-cloud solutions to ensure that the benefits outweigh the costs?” Below are a few important practices that enterprises should adhere to while defining, implementing, and managing their multi-cloud database infrastructure: The “Executing a multi-cloud data infrastructure data strategy” whitepaper provides a deep dive on how to carefully plan, architect, and execute a successful future-proofed multi-cloud data strategy.
