Implementing a multi-CDN is spreading a site’s content across multiple CDN providers. Once upon a time this was a strategy that was typically only found at larger enterprises. However, a multi-CDN strategy is now common among businesses of all sizes. Multiple CDNs provide the obvious benefit of delivering content beyond a single point of failure. So, what’s the best approach to building resiliency into your content streams? In this article I’ll cover some common multi-CDN options.

As companies transition to the cloud, those that require Internet of Things (IoT) are turning to the major cloud providers AWS, Google and Microsoft. The automotive industry has traditionally been slower to adapt to new technologies for various reasons. Some of the biggest reasons have been scale, regulations and costs. However, the automotive industry as a whole is well suited to the architecture of the public cloud. The strength of the major public cloud providers is being able to collect and process data from various sources.

Rackspace recently rebranded and is focusing on providing unbiased managed cloud services. CEO Joe Eazor stated the rebranding of the company is intended to emphasize that “the primary goal is to accelerate the allure of the cloud for customers.” Rackspace is meeting customers where they are currently at with their cloud systems and assisting with the roadmap. The timing of this is very good as the adaptation of hybrid cloud and multi-cloud becomes the norm across the enterprise landscape. According to a Forrester research report, 74 percent of enterprises have added the hybrid cloud to their organizational roadmap.