Vendor Lock-In Trap
Don't put all your eggs in one basket — Cervantes (1605) / Carnegie (1885)
October 20, 2025. AWS US-EAST-1 DNS failure lasted 15 hours. [1] Coinbase, Fortnite, Signal, Zoom—offline. AWS-locked organizations had zero options. Multi-region architectures failed over automatically. [2] Single-cloud is single point of failure.
The Problem
You built on one cloud provider. When they fail, you fail with them. No backup. No failover. No choice. Vendor lock-in isn't just expensive—it's a single point of failure that takes down your entire operation.
- October twenty outage lasted fifteen hours globally
- Regional outages mean production backup fail simultaneously
- Multi region organizations stayed online single cloud
- When cloud providers fail need alternative running
- Vendor lock in eliminates failover options needed
True Multi-Cloud Redundancy
Rediacc packages your complete system into single portable repository. Deploy on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or bare metal—without changes. When one provider fails, you're already running elsewhere. Failover takes minutes, not hours. Infrastructure never hostage to one provider's uptime.
- Deploy anywhere survive failures running multiple clouds
- When cloud providers fail already running alternatives
- Failover between providers in minutes tested validated
- True multi cloud without separate infrastructure versions
- Test failover before you need it works