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Key factors that are holding you from adopting #MultiCloud?

Some example factors: 1) Unnecessary or I don't mind Vendor-Lockin 2) Security Concerns 3) No single pane of glass / DevOps Overheads 4) Management Decision 5) No source of truth about Multi-Cloud pricing and features 6) Free Cloud Credits on one-provider 7) Others

Cloud Team includes DevOps members, IT manager/CFO, Cloud Admin.

What are the different manual tasks that you do part of your daily tasks (in terms of operating your cloud operations and devops)?

Would any of the following simplify your day to day work?

- Send an email to create a VM on any of your cloud? - Simple approval workflows to streamline Resource (VM, Storage, Snapshot, IP) provisioning? - Send Daily Audit or Security Assessment report on your cloud infrastructure? - Find out a cheaper cloud option for the new QA or POC test? - etc

Do you use one or more DigitalOcean Teams? How do you generate consolidated billing or a consolidated view of all the resources? Any other challenges you face with DigitalOcean Teams?

Only handful of cloud providers charge you only for the running hours of VMs. Others charge for stopped VM's CPU and Memory. Why?

It makes logical sense to charge for the cold disk.

Is it just a billing gimmick that cloud providers are following?

Have you tried a workaround of retaining a snapshot to simulate the stopped VM experience and not getting charged?

What is HN experience?

Any recommendations to integrate my DevOps workflow in Google Gsuite apps (gmail, worksheets)?

Europe mandates sites to display a note about "Usage of cookies" and etc., Modern tools such as mailchimp, hubspot include backlinks or someway to know what the recipient does with the message clicks, how long one reads it and etc.

Is not this a privacy issue? How are you seeing this?