Adding Azure to an AWS and GCP Setup Multiplies Operational Complexity

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Teams often add Azure to existing AWS and GCP environments because of client requirements, acquisitions, Azure OpenAI needs, or data residency rules. Each cloud brings its own credential model, so Azure's service principals differ from AWS IAM keys and GCP service account files. Azure also offers many separate database services, such as SQL Database, PostgreSQL and MySQL Flexible Server, Cosmos DB, SQL Managed Instance, and Synapse Analytics, each with its own API and pricing. Resources scattered across subscriptions and deployment models make management harder, and the article outlines practical steps to manage the added complexity.

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