You're right that it requires a very specific strategy and cost layout to go multi-cloud, and 99% of people don't get it. Just like most people shouldn't use K8

You're right that it requires a very specific strategy and cost layout to go multi-cloud, and 99% of people don't get it. Just like most people shouldn't use K8s, most people shouldn't go multi-cloud. If it costs $500K in opex to run in one cloud, expect it to cost $1M for two clouds. It's like having Windows tech support for 200 users, and then asking them to support 200 more users on Macs, and support has never touched a Mac before. Support will be spread thin real fast, and this leads to quality issues and service problems. There's no magic software which erases all of the hurdles required to double your infrastructure using a completely different system.