This summary provides an overview of the differences between cloud-native and cloud-agnostic approaches to software development. Cloud-native applications are designed to run specifically on cloud computing technology, taking advantage of its features and capabilities to achieve high performance, scalability, and resilience. In contrast, cloud-agnostic applications can be deployed on any cloud platform without modification to the code, providing flexibility and lower costs. While cloud-native offers high performance, it may be more expensive and require specialized skills to manage. Cloud-agnostic provides better flexibility but may be limited in terms of functionality and performance. Companies like Netflix, Spotify, Airbnb, Capital One, Snowflake, HashiCorp, and PagerDuty have adopted either cloud-native or cloud-agnostic strategies to build and manage their applications in the cloud. Ultimately, the choice between these approaches depends on an organization's unique requirements and needs.