As enterprises accelerate their digital transformation, many are embracing cloud-native architectures to drive agility, scalability, and innovation. Cloud-native approaches, which leverage technologies like containers, microservices, and dynamic orchestration, are designed to optimize performance across cloud platforms. However, in pursuit of flexibility and resilience, organizations are increasingly adopting multicloud environments—spanning multiple public, private, and hybrid clouds. This shift, while beneficial, introduces a new level of complexity with fragmented tools, inconsistent security policies, and limited visibility. These challenges hinder operational efficiency and can degrade customer experiences. According to Dynatrace, 87% of technology leaders report difficulties in delivering high-quality digital experiences due to multicloud complexity, and 56% struggle to secure data consistently across disparate environments.

Despite these challenges, cloud-native adoption is accelerating. By 2026, 90% of enterprises will run containerized workloads, up from 40% in 2021 (Gartner). As cloud platforms expand to support legacy systems, the need for unified orchestration and security increases.

The solution: integrated platforms that combine virtualization, CI/CD automation, and secure databases under a single control plane. This approach streamlines operations and boosts visibility while ensuring consistent security. Organizations adopting this strategy see: