AWS Interconnect makes multi-cloud easy

AWS Interconnect makes multi-cloud easy.

Looking to make it so your server infrastructure never goes down?

Then you might want to go multi-cloud.

For those of you not familiar, you may have heard the term “Multi-region”.

This is where, instead of hosting your data in just a bunker in Virginia or Ohio, you make sure there are separate running servers spanning across the country or even the world.

The hitch: They are all still Amazon servers, so what happens if Amazon has a global outage? It doesn't happen often, but it can happen.

So how do you hedge your bets further? Go “Multi-Cloud”.

That used to be a bit of a pain, but AWS just changed all of that with the release of AWS Interconnect.

The first cloud provider they partnered with is GCP, with Azure and Oracle coming soon.

It's kind of wild that all the big cloud providers are dropping their moats to allow flow from one to another.

Or are they just interconnecting their moats to form one big moat against the little guys?

This is an awful metaphor, but you still have to wonder what their motivations are.

Either way, this is good for anyone looking to go “Multi-cloud”.

If that is something you want help doing to ensure your infrastructure is always online, reach out to me and my team and let's set up a time to chat.