Automating CloudOps in multi-cloud environments starts with defining all infrastructure, networking, and platform services using vendor-agnostic Infrastructure as Code so environments can be provisioned consistently across providers. A central CI/CD and GitOps workflow should manage deployments, configuration changes, and rollbacks from a single source of truth. Policy-as-code and templates help enforce security, tagging, and cost controls automatically, regardless of which cloud is used. Unified observability—logs, metrics, and traces—should feed into shared dashboards and alerts to standardize incident response. Where possible, use cloud-agnostic tools for backups, disaster recovery, and runbook automation to avoid lock-in. Finally, provide teams with self-service catalogs for common blueprints so they can request and manage environments in a controlled, automated, and compliant way.