Working with CI/CD in multi-cloud

The development of code for applications can be cloud-agnostic, meaning that it doesn’t matter to which cloud the code is pushed: the functionality of the code remains the same. That’s the reason why we use containers: to abstract the code from the underlying infrastructure. However, a lot of developers will discover that it does matter and that it’s not that simple to develop in a truly multi-cloud fashion.

In multi-cloud, developers also work from one repository, but during deployment, platform-specific configuration might be added and tested, even when we utilize Kubernetes platforms in our clouds. You will find that Kubernetes is the same, but the various implementations of Kubernetes platforms in clouds might differ.

There are a few steps that developers have to take to make it successful. First, the DevOps way of working should be consistent, regardless of the platform where applications will eventually land. A...