Enterprise IT is embracing multi-cloud as the go-to model for cloud deployments. By 2019, nearly 81% of enterprises will have adopted a multi-cloud strategy. While this trend gives organizations more flexibility overall, it puts added pressure on IT teams to manage backup and recovery in a more complex environment.

To reduce complexity and lower costs, it is imperative to deploy a single platform that consolidates management for all of your needs - including both on-premises infrastructure and any public cloud platform you choose.

Which features and functions give you the best opportunity for multi-cloud success?

This special white paper, developed in conjunction with TechTarget, outlines the key factors to consider in maximizing your multi-cloud strategy to achieve:

• Non-stop business continuity
• Digital transformation agility
• Analytics and visibility
• And more!

• Current and upcoming trends in multi-cloud adoption, as well as considerations driving these market shifts
• Challenges associated with increased IT complexity and multi-cloud deployments
• How Veeam is helping its customers address multi-cloud and Data Availability: South Oregon University, Goodwill, Columbia Power & Water Systems and Movius
• And much more!

• How to prepare for both unplanned and planned disruptions to ensure continuous availability
• Actionable steps to remove the complexity of moving and migrating workloads across disparate infrastructures
• Guidance on hybrid and multi-cloud IT: gain the flexibility to move applications in and out of the cloud

Learn why Morpheus Data was named a Leader in the 2019 Magic Quadrant for Cloud Management Platforms (CMP).  Infrastructure and operations leaders who need to provide automation, governance, life cycle management and brokering across multicloud resources are discovering cloud management platform markets that will meet their needs. However, they need to be aware of the dynamic nature of the CMP space. 

Here is what Gartner had to say about Morpheus:

“Morpheus Data has one of the most fully featured cloud management solutions, with strong offerings in all the key functional areas. The UI is easy to navigate, simplifying management of multiple cloud environments. It has a wide range of integrations in all the major cloud providers, public and private, as well as out-of-the-box integrations with a large number of third-party application life cycle tools.”

Morpheus Data looks to unify multi-cloud and container Management. 

Morpheus kicked off the second half of 2019 by introducing major updates to its cloud management platform. Morpheus V4 capabilities are focused on providing customers with more freedom and faster deployment in multi-cloud and container automation scenarios. The company believes it is unique in offering an enterprise-grade unified multi-cloud and container management platform that supports more than 20 on-premises and public clouds. According to recent 451 Research survey results, 90% of responding enterprises plan to standardize on Kubernetes over the next few years, and 62% are pursuing a hybrid IT approach that integrates on- and off-premises cloud resources.

Morpheus believes V4 simplifies and secures Ansible without the need for Ansible Tower by providing out-of-the-box integration with Ansible and Ansible Tower, and enhances Ansible beyond native capabilities, providing features that can eliminate the need for Tower.