The article highlights the rapid adoption of multi-cloud strategies, with 89% of companies leveraging this model for diverse needs such as workload management and data analytics. It emphasizes the importance of combining public and private cloud capabilities to bolster cloud investments. Additionally, it shares best practices for building effective DevOps teams, focusing on identifying the right tech talent, establishing clear expectations, and fostering a collaborative culture to enhance efficiency and streamline application deployment. Successful DevOps implementation requires skilled personnel and well-defined project goals to mitigate misalignment in fast-paced environments.
According to recent data, 89% of companies now use a multi-cloud approach for everything from day-to-day workloads to data storage, server backups and in-depth analytics.
A multi-cloud approach can also benefit development and operations (DevOps) teams if they have the training and skills necessary to maximize multi-cloud potential.
The purpose of DevOps is to streamline the deployment of new applications and services, but the collaborative and continuous nature of this approach makes it easy for teams to get off track.
It is critical to find staff with tech talents that facilitate this model or upskill existing staff to help enable DevOps.
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