A multi-cloud strategy involves deploying multiple instances of the same application on a single cloud provider to ensure high availability.

A multi-cloud strategy allows organizations to select the most cost-effective cloud services for different applications or regions based on pricing and performance.

A multi-cloud strategy helps organizations distribute their workloads across different cloud platforms, improving redundancy and minimizing the risk of service outages.

A multi-cloud strategy refers to the practice of using multiple cloud service providers simultaneously to leverage the strengths of each provider and avoid vendor lock-in.

A multi-cloud strategy is limited to using a single cloud provider for all the organization's needs.