Hybrid Cloud: Use Azure for specific workloads (like Windows-based apps or AI) and AWS for others (like large-scale storage or compute), while integrating both via VPN, direct connections, or third-party tools.
Multi-Cloud Architecture: Distribute workloads across both clouds for redundancy, optimizing cost and performance. For example, use AWS for scalable infrastructure and Azure for data analytics and AI.
Disaster Recovery: Leverage AWS for backup storage while running primary applications on Azure to ensure high availability and recovery options.
Cross-Cloud Management: Use tools like Terraform or Kubernetes to orchestrate resources across both clouds seamlessly.
Data Sync: Set up data sync between Azure Storage and AWS S3 for cross-cloud data access and migration.
This combined approach provides flexibility, resilience, and cost optimization by utilizing the strengths of both platforms.