Resilient Cloud Architecture
Modern applications are built for speed, scalability, and global reach — but as dependency on cloud infrastructure deepens, so does exposure to risk. Outages in major cloud regions can cascade across systems, disrupting operations and eroding user trust. Multi-cloud resilience is a design pattern that mitigates these risks by distributing workloads, data, and services across multiple cloud providers. When implemented effectively, it provides fault tolerance, data durability, and operational continuity — even in the face of provider-level failures. Defining Multi-Cloud Resilience Multi-cloud resilience extends beyond simple redundancy. It’s about architecting distributed systems that can detect, absorb, and recover from failures autonomously. In a resilient multi-cloud architecture: Workloads are deployed across heterogeneous environments (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP). Data is replicated or synchronized across regions or providers. Control plane...