An organization takes a multicloud approach when it uses cloud services from more than one provider. That might seem obvious from the name—it's multiple clouds, after all—but the reasons for choosing a multicloud approach can be as varied as the cloud platforms themselves.
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Poetry by Billy Collins: “Too bad this poem wasn’t written / in a 12th-century monastic scriptorium.”
The biotech industry takes on infant nutrition.
The author discusses “How I Became a Vet,” her story from the latest issue of the magazine.
How the effort to renovate midtown Manhattan’s transit hub has been stalled by money, politics, and disputes about the public good.
The author reads her story from the March 13, 2023, issue of the magazine.
“Palo Alto,” “Life on Delay,” “The Sun Walks Down,” and “Collected Works.”
Poetry by Ishmael Reed: “Would he initial / ‘I agree’ after reading life’s / Terms?”
New cartoons from the magazine.
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The artist discusses the spaces in which creative work can flourish.
“The suicide dogs, like most of us, were not what they seemed.”
Shouts & Murmurs by Alyssa Brandt: Why didn’t I buy those expensive boots I really wanted? What are Birthday Cake Flavor Creme Oreos really like?
Onstage, the musician plays the role of a small-town boy who is too rock for country, and too country for rock and roll.
The seventeen-year-old heroine of “Palm Trees and Power Lines,” the director Jamie Dack’s début feature film, navigates between bleak choices.
In “Birnam Wood,” the novelist suggests that choices—how they’re made, and the long, hidden trail of their consequences—are what lend a story meaning.
In her new book, Jenny Odell argues that structural forces have commodified our moments, days, and years. Can our lost time be reclaimed?
The philosopher, who lives with her husband and her ex-husband, searches for what one human can be to another human.
At Poster House, an exhibition called “Black Power to Black People” includes graphic gems that escaped the fate of the wheat-paste bucket.
“The Romance of the Rose,” at Long Beach Opera, and Wagner’s “Lohengrin,” at the Met, both dwell on ancient mysteries of love.
The actor, now starring in the reboot of “Party Down,” strolls around Central Park with a pal and details why she wasn’t cut out for catering.
Mortgage rates are still elevated today after increasing over the past few weeks. As rates have risen, getting a mortgage has become more expensive.
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