multi-cloud-architecture

Use a decision framework to select and integrate best-of-breed services across AWS, Azure, and GCP. It provides concrete criteria for balancing tradeoffs, ensuring interoperability, and avoiding vendor lock-in during multi-cloud architecture design.

Patterns for avoiding vendor lock-in when building multi-cloud infrastructure include cloud-agnostic designs for data, security, and workload deployment that enable cross-cloud interoperability and best-of-breed service selection across providers.

Choose a multi-cloud architecture when leveraging best-of-breed services from multiple providers, distributing critical workloads across AWS, Azure, and GCP, or actively avoiding vendor lock-in through cloud-agnostic infrastructure patterns.

Create a vendor-agnostic deployment plan for a web application by applying decision criteria for cross-cloud service selection, ensuring interoperability across AWS, Azure, and GCP, and addressing provider-specific tradeoffs.

Yes, the multi-cloud architecture approach supports migration planning by providing concrete decision criteria for service selection and interoperability, enabling existing workloads to transition across AWS, Azure, and GCP.