Increased Total Cost of Ownership

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This complexity manifests itself in several ways that can lead you astray and jeopardize your business value:

More microservices, more pipelines. As applications are broken into microservices to make the most of the cloud and deliver faster, there are many pipelines and tools. This leads to inconsistency, redundancy, and increased infrastructure requirements. This can increase the risk of changes going wrong and put additional burden on developers.

Maintaining Legacy Applications: Running cloud-integrated legacy applications requires significantly more resources and team collaboration than you might expect. It’s like rebuilding an old city into a spain mobile database one, but making sure everything runs smoothly and nothing breaks. You’ll have to do both.
Lack of skilled labor. Managing hybrid environments requires specialized knowledge, making it difficult to find people with the right skills and prevent burnout. Upskilling developers so they don’t have to know everything and providing them with effective tools to minimize manual tasks can help reduce turnover and eliminate the need for specialized knowledge, as well as improve productivity.
Security and compliance gaps. Tool sprawl, security breaches, and audit requirements create new challenges and increase the likelihood of failures, downtime, and fines. Deploying applications in hybrid environments creates new security challenges, such as cybercriminals exploiting application-level vulnerabilities, code injections, or intrusions, as well as the need to comply with various regulatory requirements. All of these considerations must be taken into account during the software delivery process.

(TCO). Managing frequent changes to public cloud providers, the cost of troubleshooting changes, and outages are some examples of hidden costs that increase TCO. More changes mean more potential points of failure, especially if you don’t coordinate hundreds of tasks and automate the transition between cloud providers.
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