It's a Multi-Cloud World and Making it Work Requires Proven Expertise

What Does "Multi-Cloud" Mean?

“Multi-cloud” describes an environment that relies on multiple clouds — such as OpenStack^®, Microsoft^® Azure^® or AWS.

For instance, you may be running a workload that requires large pools of storage and networking resources on a private cloud, such as OpenStack.

At the same time, you may have a workload that needs to scale up or down quickly on a public cloud, such as Microsoft Azure or AWS. Each workload is running on the ideal cloud, but now you have multiple clouds to manage.

What's the Difference Between Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud?

Multi-Cloud

You rely on multiple cloud providers — such as AWS, Microsoft, OpenStack and VMware — for multiple applications. You may also rely on homegrown clouds, telecom clouds and other third-party clouds.

Hybrid Cloud

You connect multiple deployment platforms — such as public cloud, private cloud, dedicated servers and on-premises servers — within a single application.

What's Driving Multi-Cloud Adoption?

Unique Needs

You can run each workload where it performs best, for the lowest cost.

Legacy Apps

You can avoid the pain of migrating legacy apps to a new platform.

Desire to Diversify

You can avoid vendor lock-in and latency while creating redundancy.

Your Clouds. Our Expertise.

Multi-cloud environments can be complex. And hiring, training and retaining a team with all of the skills to run them is expensive and time consuming.

Let our certified experts help you tap into the power of your multi-cloud environment, without the complexity and cost of managing it on your own.