Customers often struggle with the complexity of multi-cloud environments
Customers want to leverage the best services from different cloud providers, but don't want to be locked into a single provider
Cloud-Agnostic Principles
Plan for IT Strategy: Consider the implications of decommissioning any tools or services added to your stack.
Unified Visibility: Ensure observability and monitoring are in place for a common understanding across your environment.
Ensure Performance: Proactively test and monitor performance across different cloud environments.
Practice it: Deploy and manage workloads across multiple clouds to gain experience and identify differences.
Achieving Cloud Agnosticism
Kubernetes: Leverage Kubernetes as a way to abstract the underlying infrastructure and enable portability.
Observability with OpenTelemetry: Use OpenTelemetry to standardize monitoring protocols and ensure data visibility across clouds.
Interconnectivity: Establish a multi-cloud network backbone to connect your cloud environments.
Beyond Infrastructure: Focus on managed services and higher-level abstractions to minimize cloud-specific dependencies.
Platform Engineering
Customers struggle to find platforms that truly enable cloud agnosticism and independence
Platforms like the one offered by the speakers' company, Emma, aim to provide a comprehensive solution for cloud-agnostic provisioning, deployment, observability, and cost management.
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