The reality of hybrid cloud applications and multi-cloud adoption strategies

The reality of hybrid cloud applications and multi-cloud adoption strategies

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Jason McGee (IBM Cloud) and Gordon Half (Red Hat) explain why, especially with distributive app architectures, the mix of cloud technologies used across vendors and geographical boundaries has been inevitable. Take-away: this is a new form of a trend that is as old as datacenters that colocate a range of technologies that sometimes span decades.

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