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Your 'About Me' section emphasizes a strong tech stack including Azure, AWS, GCP, and more. Can you discuss the importance of being proficient across multiple cloud platforms in today's environment?
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I have extensive experience of different platforms such as Azure, AWS and GCP. A multi-cloud system is extremely useful because you want to be independent from any individual one, and also it enables the developer to get a taste of different toolsets.This is all about the real-world scenario, as to why it is useful. Having multi-cloud means that you have lots of knowledge and if you work with it, it helps you to understand and learn each of them. Knowing how to deploy to the cloud is really useful and so is not specific to any individual cloud platform. Many enterprises are working on a multi-cloud strategy, and so you need to be flexible in your approach and know the common concepts.For example, there may be times when the client requests to use only a certain cloud platform, such as AWS, and so in that instance you need to demonstrate that you know AWS and can use the toolset easily.You also need to know how to transition from one cloud platform to another, and sometimes it makes sense to store the data on a different cloud system. Also, you can perform processing in a completely separate area.You also need to be fully independent and vendor agnostic, and so it helps a lot by knowing a diverse range of technology. Proficiency across multiple cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, GCP) is crucial in today's environment for enabling vendor independence, catering to diverse client needs, facilitating transitions between platforms, and ensuring a broad understanding of cloud concepts. This multi-cloud expertise enhances flexibility and strategic decision-making in cloud deployments.