This lesson introduces IT professionals and cloud architects to the most common architectural patterns for deploying workloads across multiple cloud providers. You’ll learn how different models, strategies, and workload designs can optimise resilience, scalability, and operational efficiency in multi-cloud environments.

Intended Audience

This lesson is intended for IT professionals who are expected to manage multi-cloud architecture.

Learning Objectives

Compare active-active and active-passive architectures, including their trade-offs in cost, complexity, and resilience.
Distinguish between hybrid cloud and multi-cloud strategies, and identify when each is appropriate.
Understand the benefits of stateless workloads in multi-cloud deployments.
Apply architectural patterns that align with organizational business and operational goals.
Select the most suitable deployment model based on availability, redundancy, and failover requirements.

Prerequisites

To get the most out of it, you should be familiar with cloud computing in general.

Key Architectural Patterns of Multicloud

Key Architectural Patterns of Multicloud