Avoiding vendor lock-in has become a major concern in the cloud era. If you deploy your infrastructure in one vendor’s public cloud, say Amazon AWS, what will you do if the service fails to meet your standards or if the prices increase? What if the features you need are no longer supported?
Sure, there are a couple of other big public cloud providers — Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. And more vendors are making sure that their technologies are supported across multiple public clouds. But it can be complicated and time consuming to move your applications and data from one cloud to another. Don’t expect the public cloud vendors to make it easier. They don’t want to lose your business to a competitor.
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