Connecting clouds in SEA: How to ensure interoperability in the hybrid and multi-cloud context

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Cloud architects in the Asian region are facing challenges in their attempts to integrate disparate clouds into their infrastructure.

These challenges often arise due to the decentralised nature of cloud adoption within organisations, mirroring the global trend.

For pure cloud2cloud scenarios, it is not even necessary to have an infrastructure in an enabled multi-tenant data centre because some cloud-routing services can exist both as stand-alone connectivity between clouds or as part of a hybrid-cloud setup to connect private on-premises equipment.