Best Architecture Approach for Databricks Multi-Cloud and Multi-Region Deployment

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I am working on a data platform requirement where we need to support multiple cloud providers and multiple regions using Databricks.

For example:

AWS – Region 1
AWS – Region 2
Azure – Region 1
Azure – Region 2

The requirement is to maintain data processing capabilities in each region while considering data residency, disaster recovery, scalability, security, and operational simplicity.

I would like to understand the recommended Databricks architecture for this type of multi-cloud, multi-region deployment.