CASE STUDY Price or performance? Security or scalability? Storage or computational power? Public or private? When it comes to cloud services, organizations have a plethora of choices, and rightfully so. As more and more applications come online by the second, no single cloud provider can meet their diverse operational requirements. is is where a multi-cloud strategy shines. Distributing cloud assets, applications and resources across several cloud environments eliminates the possibility of a single point of failure, delivers better availability, offers more autonomy and a higher tolerance to deal with uncertainty. However, to stitch together their public, private, hybrid and SaaS clouds in a multi-cloud architecture, enterprises can no longer rely on the traditional hub-and-spoke ne

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