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There is no exodus. There are a lot of companies moving to multi-cloud, which makes sense from a disaster recovery perspective, a negotiating perspective, and

There is no exodus. There are a lot of companies moving to multi-cloud, which makes sense from a disaster recovery perspective, a negotiating perspective, and possibly from cherry picking the best parts of each platform. This is what Apple is doing. They use AWS and Azure already in large volume. This move adds the #3 vendor in cloud to mix and isn't really a surprise.

pori 11y ago
Thanks for the answer. That makes a lot of sense. I guess To some degree, I did know this. But the media has been portraying these moves as a complete move, hence the whole "exodus" hype. It bothers me still, because this rhetoric may lead to scenario I described above for smaller companies.
- lugg 11y ago
  Is that a bad thing? Competition good.
- grrowl 11y ago
  The media is sensationalist as ever — I would worry about any CTO or Engineering Lead who based such a huge important decision on a Business Insider article.
pbarnes_1 11y ago
Mmm... I think you'll be seeing them push more AWS/Azure stuff onto GCP. :)
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jmspring 11y ago
This. If you can afford it, multi-cloud makes sense. Reduced risk to outages, etc. Personally I've seen smaller companies also doing the same.