Multicloud strategy eliminates the reliance of a single cloud provider but also provides which two...

Compliance for use of specific geographies for data sovereignty laws and workload utilization of specific services are two advantages of a multicloud strategy. A multicloud strategy allows organizations to use cloud services from more than one public cloud provider to run their applications. By doing so, they can achieve various benefits such as:

Compliance for use of specific geographies for data sovereignty laws: Some countries or regions may have regulations that require data to be stored or processed within their borders or jurisdictions. A multicloud strategy can help organizations comply with these laws by choosing cloud providers that have local presence or availability zones in the desired locations.

Workload utilization of specific services: Different cloud providers may offer different types of services or features that suit different workloads or requirements better than others. A multicloud strategy can help organizations leverage the best-of-breed solutions from each provider for their specific needs, such as performance, scalability, security, or cost-effectiveness.