spk-logo-white-text-short2
0%
1-888-310-4540 (main) / 1-888-707-6150 (support) info@spkaa.com
Select Page

Multi-Cloud Solutions Present Significant Architecture Challenges

Multi-Cloud Solutions Present Significant Architecture Challenges
Written by Mike Solinap
Published on August 27, 2018
Categories: AWS | Azure | Cloud

Last time we discussed how a multi-cloud solution including both AWS and Azure might be just the solution your organization needs. Now let’s talk a bit more about the challenges attendant to leveraging both platforms at the same time.

Architecting both to play nice with one another presents a significant challenge. To do this, your organization might need outside help to get everything set up in a way that solves more problems than it creates. That’s because each has its own very specific architecture requirements, which your in-house team might not be familiar with.

However, it’s not as challenging as you might think. This is particularly true when leveraging higher-level interfaces and protocols. Rather than talking through backend channels, integrated through a networking perspective, you have separate networks that interface through their front ends.

When divvying up tasks, it can make more sense to focus on microservices architecture, rather than integrating both in a seamless or quasi-seamless fashion.

In our next blog post we will discuss the elephant in the room: Google, which is a relatively late entry into the field of cloud services, but one that people are looking at more and more.

Next Steps

Latest White Papers

The Future of Government Work is Here

The Future of Government Work is Here

Are you ready to secure your mission, empower all teams, and serve every citizen? The future of government work is here, and it's called the Atlassian Government Cloud.What You Will Learn Legacy systems cannot compete with the capabilities of the cloud. In this eBook,...

Related Resources

Is Your Jira and Confluence Data Truly Safe?

Is Your Jira and Confluence Data Truly Safe?

As more organizations standardize on Atlassian Cloud for Jira and Confluence, there’s a growing assumption that “cloud” automatically means “protected.”  After all, Atlassian is responsible for uptime, infrastructure, and platform reliability… right? Yes… but only...

Secure From Code to Cloud

Secure From Code to Cloud

While modernizing workflows is a primary goal for many organizations, there is one truth that must be considered. Innovation can only move as fast as security allows. Organizations are modernizing infrastructure, adopting cloud-native applications, and integrating AI...