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It's fairly common. No need to call it multi cloud, companies have had multiple datacenters in multiple countries for a long time. The only challenge is that y
by user5994461 8y ago
It's fairly common. No need to call it multi cloud, companies have had multiple datacenters in multiple countries for a long time.
The only challenge is that you need global geographic load balancers and that means F5 and at least a million dollar.
Also, you will find out later that some dependencies were only running in a single location and services failed with the datacenter.
- spydum 8y agoI think that’s quite an exaggeration - there are quite a few DNS providers who can do intelligent DNS LB for you and don’t care what your backend is (gcp/AWS/azure/onprem). Won’t even cost you a million bucks.