What if you could have a multi-cloud network that was cloud-native, but you didn’t have to know the nitty-gritty details for each of the clouds? That is, you work with a cloud network interface, and that platform handles the networking–in a cloud-native way–for you. You wouldn’t need to know the nuances of AWS, Azure, and GCP networking. You wouldn’t have to fret about getting consistent policies across each platform. Or of managing a bunch of Terraform state files. Or about keeping your own code up to date. The platform would be the one place you’d have to go to manage your multi-cloud network. The one thing you’ve have to learn and maintain. You’d be freed up to focus on network architecture, efficiency, and security policy. Major projects like improving the velocity of application teams to roll out new services or integrating the network of the business your company just acquired should get easier. Our Day Two Cloud sponsor today is Prosimo.  We poke around under the Prosimo hood to understand its approach to multi-cloud networking and find out what you can build based on its approach. Our guests are Nathan Pearce, Director of Product Marketing; and Mani Ganesan, VP of Product. Episode Guests: Nathan Pearce is Prosimo’s Director of Product Marketing. An experienced spokesperson and technology evangelist for the Cloud, SDN , and DevOps markets, Nathan Pearce draws on 20+ years industry experience having worked customer, integrator and vendor-side, across many technologies and verticals. LinkedIn Mani Ganesan is VP of Product at Prosimo. He has a diverse set of experience ranging from Product Management, Technical Marketing, Solution Architecture / Pre-Sales, Channel GTM and Customer Success for market leading products in Enterprise, Cloud and Security Infrastructure space. LinkedIn Episode Links: Sign up for a free trial of Prosimo here Prosimo.io Prosimo on YouTube Fintech Company Simplifies and Secures M&A Integration with Multi-Cloud Networking – Prosimo Transcript: This episode was transcribed by AI and lightly formatted. We make these transcripts available to help with content accessibility and searchability but we can’t guarantee accuracy. There are likely to be errors and inaccuracies in the transcription.  Ethan Banks (00:00:00) – Welcome to day two cloud. And we’re going to start today’s episode with a loaded question. What if you could have a multi cloud network that was all cloud native, but you didn’t have to know the nitty gritty details for each of the clouds. That is, you work with the cloud and network interface, and that platform handles the networking in in a cloud native way for you. What would you think of that, Ned? Ned Bellavance (00:00:22) – Well, I think you wouldn’t need to know the nuances of AWS, Azure, and GCP networking. You probably wouldn’t have to fret about getting policy consistently correct across each platform, or of managing a bunch of, I don’t know, Terraform state files, perhaps, or about keeping your own code up to date. The platform would be the one place you’d have to go to manage your entire multi-cloud network, the one thing you’d have to learn and maintain. You’d be freed up to focus on network architecture,