Who is your primary Public Cloud provider?

Cloud

AWS35%

Azure55%

Google GCP37%

Oracle Cloud11%

Alibaba Cloud5%

IBM Cloud

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Director in Manufacturing2 years ago

We don’t declare “primary” officially so we can keep the vendors competing on price. Always have a very viable alternative and use them for at least 10% of workload and perhaps 25%. Your true primary vendor should always be afraid they will become secondary. I’ve mentioned this in the past- Your exit strategy is as important as your onboarding strategy, so plan both at the same time

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no title2 years ago

I agree and even though AWS is our primary based on spend we keep all the others hungry 

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