[leriksen]

That's not what he means when he says multi-cloud.

He means his product supports multiple clouds, through terraforms providers, for example.

Doing the same infra, across multiple clouds, is a different thing, it's not a Hashi thing.

[nuker]

> Doing the same infra, across multiple clouds, is a different thing, it's not a Hashi thing.

Not sure about this. Here is what official site says:

"Provisioning infrastructure across multiple clouds increases fault tolerance, allowing for more graceful recovery from cloud provider outages."

https://www.terraform.io/use-cases/multi-cloud-deployment

[kkapelon]

Terraform supports different clouds but with completely different syntax. The marketing on the website just informs you what you can use any cloud you want. The message is against other tools such as cloud formation (AWS only) or GCM (Google only), ARM (Azure only) and so on.

To give you an analogy it would be like Firefox saying that they are "multi-OS" meaning that you can install Firefox if you have Windows and you can install Firefox if you have Linux. It doesn't mean that you must/should have Linux and Windows at the same time as a user.