A Comprehensive Review of Frameworks for Achieving Interoperability in Multi-Cloud Environments

The objective of this review is to investigate and outline a thorough Multi-Cloud Interoperability Framework (MCIF) to solve the difficulties in attaining seamless interoperability in multi-cloud systems. In the context of multi-cloud, interoperability refers to the capacity of several cloud service providers to work together effortlessly, enabling customers to deploy applications across various cloud platforms without running into compatibility problems or having to make substantial performance sacrifices. The suggested MCIF includes all the crucial elements and features required to build a solid and flexible framework. A unified and successful cloud computing experience for consumers is ensured by the MCIF, which makes use of a shared cloud ontology to facilitate optimal communication and resource utilization across various cloud providers. The overview paper covers the stages necessary to accomplish interoperability in a multi-cloud context and emphasizes the importance of each component, offering helpful insights for researchers and practitioners looking to create practical solutions for multi-cloud interoperability.