A regional consortium runs workloads across two cloud providers so a single vendor outage does not stop all citizen services. Which resilience approach does that describe?
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Short Explanation
Multicloud is not putting all eggs in one vendor’s basket—you deliberately split work across providers. Hybrid can mean on-prem plus one cloud; multicloud specifically spreads across clouds. When the goal is surviving a vendor outage, that second provider matters.
Full Explanation
Multicloud architectures distribute workloads across more than one public cloud provider to mitigate vendor-specific outages and lock-in risk. Hybrid designs typically combine on-premises or private environments with cloud and are not identical to multi-provider public-cloud distribution. Vertical scaling or same-provider backups alone do not achieve cross-vendor resilience.