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Does Professional DevOps feel as monotonous as "Hobbyist DevOps" is?
I mean not what would make you migrate but what would make you add another provider. I have heard all the usual reasons like Disaster recovery, Cost savings, Data residency, Customer demands, GPU availability, Regulatory needs, Avoiding vendor lock-in but I wanted to know which of these actually work when you try them in real life cause adding Azure, GCP, Yotta or OCI is not just about having another place to run your workloads. Now your team has to deal with another identity and access manageme
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One comparable observation is a signal, not a trend. Different sources and units are kept separate.
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