I'll honestly just say it outright: this is horrible advice. People using this argument has clearly never needed to be multi-cloud. If you can ever, ever, ever

I'll honestly just say it outright: this is horrible advice. People using this argument has clearly never needed to be multi-cloud. If you can ever, ever, ever, avoid being absolutely forced into this, you should. Being able to move fast on infrastructure has such big implications, and being multi-cloud basically means that you can only rely on an extremely minimal subset of features that completely align across the clouds (hint: the less managed stuff).