Jun 14, 2023

Michael Neubarth

D2iQ

5 min read

Webinar
Doing Kubernetes Multi-cloud and Hybrid Management Right

June 27
6:00 AM EST | 11:00 AM BST | 12:00 PM CEST

The latest surveys show that organizations are struggling to manage multi-cloud environments and overcome problems that include cloud cost, complexity, security, and visibility.

In the Flexera 2023 State of the Cloud Report, for example, enterprises cited managing cloud spend and managing multi-cloud environments as their top cloud challenges.

To learn how your organization can eliminate or avoid these problems, be sure to join the upcoming webinar “Doing Kubernetes Multi-cloud and Hybrid Management Right” in which D2iQ Principal Solutions Architect David Whitehouse will reveal the key to effective multi-cloud management.

Cloud Sprawl Dilemma Reaches Tipping Point

That multi-cloud management is a major problem for organizations is seen The 2023 Cloud Complexity Report, which found that a cloud dilemma has reached a “tipping point” as 98% of technology executives reported that their businesses have been impacted by increasing cloud complexity, increased cybersecurity risk, lack of visibility into business operations, and staff burnout.

As Jan Howells reports in “Cloud sprawl leading to out-of-control costs and security breaches,” multi-cloud management requires a robust strategy, detailed planning, and strong commitment.

“Getting it right is not as easy as it sounds, and enterprises face some big hurdles,” says Howells. The challenges include security, managing cloud spend, and a lack of in-house resources and expertise in strategy.

Multi-cloud Management Done Right

To learn how to get multi-cloud management right, hear D2iQ expert David Whitehouse explain the best approaches and practices for achieving Kubernetes multi-cloud and hybrid management success, including use cases and demos.

Among the key takeaways, you will learn how to:

Build a hybrid multi-cloud architecture
Manage hybrid and multi-cloud Kubernetes environments at scale
Accrue the benefits of centralized multi-cloud fleet management

At a deeper technical level, David will explain:

How to create multi-cloud hybrid clusters
How to build infrastructure for distributed teams using Kubernetes
How to create workspaces and cluster infrastructure and manage cost attribution and right-sizing via Kubecost

A misguided approach to Kubernetes management can introduce unnecessary complexity, mismatched deployments, and excessive cost. These problems can be avoided by taking the planning and deployment steps that David reveals.