Microsoft will start letting customers run Azure programs in clouds owned by Amazon and Google

Microsoft's Azure Arc will help companies use multiple public clouds, not just the one it operates.

Azure Arc will support deployments on Amazon Web Services and other non-Microsoft infrastructure.

It's the latest effort by CEO Satya Nadella to let customers use whatever technology they want, even if it's from a rival. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks at an Economic Club of New York event in New York on Feb. 7, 2018.has taken yet another step toward ending the era of proprietary software, rolling out technology that will let customers use its Azure cloud tools on competing services.

Microsoft introduced Azure Arc software at its Ignite conference in Orlando, Florida, on Monday. Developers will be able to use Arc to deploy a database or virtual machine onto infrastructure from

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