Are You Multicloud? Understanding ‘Island’ and ‘Russian Doll’ Deployments
There are two deployment patterns we see, one that we call ‘island deployments’ and the other ‘Russian doll deployments,’ both of which behave very much like multicloud even if there is only one cloud provider involved.
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