A multi-cloud approach is the combination of different cloud services supplied from more than one cloud provider. These cloud providers could be public clouds like AWS, Azure, or Google as well as private clouds built on VMware.Cloud services like Business Intelligence, AI, and Machine Learning have moved into software-as-a-service (SaaS) or platform-as-a-service (PaaS) consumption models. Sharing data between clouds unlocks innovations from every cloud while eliminating data gravity concerns and avoiding storing multiple (possibly out-of-sync) copies of the same data.Public cloud outages are not a new concept. Cyberthreats like WannaCry and NoPetya can quickly overwhelm a single platform. Distributing your cloud strategy across multiple providers reduces your exposure to a single point of failure.