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When you’re seeking a cloud hosting solution, it can feel like there is always a new model emerging, and you may struggle to know which is best for you. Federated cloud is a flexible approach with similarities to hybrid and multi-cloud models, and has been described by some as the future of cloud. In this insight, we are exploring what federated cloud is, its place in the current market and future of cloud computing, and considerations if you are planning on adopting the model.
<h2>What is federated cloud?</h2>
Federated cloud is an infrastructure model connecting different cloud services together through standard APIs and protocols. This is managed as a single, unified computing environment, allowing data sharing, resource pooling, communication and workloads migration between the different cloud environments. The approach brings full interoperability, connecting services into one system.
The benefits of federated cloud include:
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Flexibility to use multiple cloud environments to best fit your workloads</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Enables pooling of resources across cloud environments</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Reliability and availability through built-in redundancies</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Avoiding vendor lock-in </li>
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<h2>What are the differences between federated cloud, multi-cloud and hybrid cloud?</h2>
Although federated cloud, multi-cloud and hybrid cloud all combine multiple hosting environments, there are a few key differences in their approach. 
Federated cloud: Multiple clouds from multiple providers interconnected in a single unified system, with full interoperability and sharing of resources
Hybrid cloud: A mixed IT infrastructure commonly containing an on-premise or private cloud environment in tandem with a public cloud, with integration but without full interoperability or sharing of resources
Multi-cloud: A solution consisting of multiple cloud services, either from multiple providers or a single provider, without integration or shared resources
<h2>How does federated cloud fit in the current market?</h2>
<h3>Demand for flexibility</h3>
We are continuing to see demand for flexible hosting solutions, with businesses moving away from the rigid on-premise or single cloud environments common in the past. For businesses looking to adopt emerging technologies such as generative AI and edge computing, agility is essential. The federated cloud model allows businesses to act quickly, adding new environments, redistributing or scaling resources, and moving workloads with ease. 
<h3>Data sovereignty and compliance requirements</h3>
Data sovereignty is currently a top priority for many businesses. For global businesses, the ability to store and process data in multiple countries supports compliance in all areas of operation. Federated cloud allows businesses to host in multiple countries and comply with the regulations in each.
<h3>Avoid vendor lock-in and mitigate cloud concentration risk</h3>
While, when initially adopting cloud technology, many businesses may have chosen to host their entire infrastructure with one hyperscaler, we are now seeing a pushback against this approach. With growing awareness of the issues of <a href="https://www.hyve.com/insights/how-to-avoid-vendor-lock-in/">vendor lock-in</a> and <a href="https://www.hyve.com/insights/mitigating-cloud-concentration-risk/">cloud concentration</a>, federated cloud offers an opportunity for businesses to diversify their infrastructure. When you store all critical data in one cloud environment, a single incident endangers your entire operation. With a federated cloud model, businesses can spread the risk. 
<h2>Challenges to federated cloud adoption</h2>
While there are many reasons to consider a federated cloud approach, there are a number of challenges to consider.
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Complexity: Managing and integrating multiple cloud platforms is time-intensive when handled in-house, and requires expertise.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Security risks: Interconnecting cloud environments can introduce vulnerabilities; robust security and data isolation measures are crucial.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Standardisation issues: Lack of universal cloud interoperability standards may cause compatibility challenges across providers.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Cost management: Tracking and optimising resources across clouds requires constant monitoring to prevent costs spiralling.</li>
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These challenges should not put you off of adopting the federated cloud model, but they should be taken into account in your decision. 
<h2>How management is crucial to federated cloud</h2>
The potential pitfalls of federated cloud largely stem from a lack of management. With a complex infrastructure spanning multiple environments, full oversight is necessary. There are several areas where management is crucial:
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Resource and cost optimisation</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Performance</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Security</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Integration and interoperability</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Strategic growth </li>
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If you choose to manage your federated cloud infrastructure in-house, you will need a clear plan for each of these areas, and should ensure you have sufficient resources.This includes equipping staff with the necessary skills and training to be able to manage complex hosting environments. . 
Alternatively, a managed service provider (MSP) can manage your federated cloud on your behalf. The benefit of this option is that you will still have control over your infrastructure, but without the burden of day-to-day management. An experienced MSP can ensure your platforms are working harmoniously together, optimising your resources and costs, while providing expert security. 
<h2>Is federated cloud the future?</h2>
With clear market demand for the flexibility and control it offers, the future of federated cloud looks promising. The global hybrid cloud market is projected to reach $414.1 billion by 2032 (<a href="https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/hybrid-cloud-market">Allied Market Research</a>), indicating a strong trend toward flexible infrastructure. Federated cloud can further capitalise on this demand by enabling seamless collaboration across diverse cloud environments.
At this stage, the benefits are greater for larger organisations with requirements for a large infrastructure that supports data sovereignty and compliance requirements. For smaller organisations, the challenges and resources needed to establish a federated infrastructure may prove too much of a strain, with a simpler hosting solution better meeting their needs. 
The primary challenge to federated cloud adoption is management. Improper management has the potential to lead to security vulnerabilities, compatibility issues, and misallocated resources. In order for federated cloud to continue to grow, this management aspect must be addressed by organisations, either by allocating sufficient in-house resources, or through third-party management through a provider such as Hyve.
Find out more about the <a href="https://www.hyve.com/management/">benefits of management</a>, or <a href="https://www.hyve.com/contact-us/">contact our experts</a> to learn more about your infrastructure options.

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Federated cloud is an infrastructure model connecting different cloud services together through standard APIs and protocols. This is managed as a single, unified computing environment, allowing data sharing, resource pooling, communication and workloads migration between the different cloud environments.

When you’re seeking a cloud hosting solution, it can feel like there is always a new model emerging, and you may struggle to know which is best for you. Federated cloud is a flexible approach with similarities to hybrid and multi-cloud models, and has been described by some as the future of cloud.

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<h2>1. Consult &#8211; Building a foundation through understanding</h2>
A successful cloud journey starts with a clear understanding of your unique needs and business challenges. Our consultative approach ensures we begin with an exploration into your objectives, operational requirements, and specific technical considerations.
Luke White, Senior Cloud Consultant at Hyve, explains:

These discovery sessions are not a quick checklist, they are an open conversation where we gather insights which shape every aspect of the solution we design together. By asking the correct questions and truly listening to your answers, our team gains a comprehensive understanding of what matters to your business. This may be specific performance goals, compliance needs, or business continuity concerns for example. This initial foundational step enables us to build a solution which feels as if it were designed in-house, setting the tone for a partnership between our team and yours.
<h2>2. Design &#8211; Creating a bespoke solution</h2>
With a clear understanding of your needs, we move into the design phase. Our team creates a bespoke cloud solution, tailored to your requirements.
Luke describes the design process:

This phase involves close collaboration with our senior architects and engineers, translating your needs into a high-performance, scalable, and secure architecture. We build a solution which reflects the specifics of your workloads, scalability requirements, and budget. This ensures your cloud infrastructure is both functional and optimised for your operations. Each design decision is reviewed in detail, taking into consideration both current demands and future growth. We create a cloud environment which evolves with your business, minimising the needs for disruptive changes in the future. 
<h2>3. Migrate &#8211; Facilitating a smooth transition to the cloud</h2>
Once the design phase is finalised, our team facilitates a seamless migration, handling every detail to reduce downtime and risk. 
Our Senior Infrastructure Engineer, Alex Frias Del Rio, says:

This structured approach ensures everyone is aligned, from the client to our migration specialists, making the process as efficient and transparent as possible. 
<h3>The migration itself is a multi-step process</h3>
<h4>Step 1: Building the infrastructure</h4>
First, we set up your cloud environment based on the specifications provided. 
Our Technical Support Engineer, Leo Santos explains:

With this questioning and preparation, we ensure your infrastructure is ready to perform at its best via the cloud. 
<h4>Step 2: Configuration and initial data migration</h4>
Next, we configure the environment to mirror your existing setup. 
Leo says:

We handle any software dependencies and configurations, working with precision so that your team can continue with business as usual, with minimal disruptions. 
<h4>Step 3: Client testing phase</h4>
After the initial migration, we work closely with you through a testing phase. 
Leo emphasises the importance of this step:

This support allows your team to validate the setup, ensuring everything runs smoothly. 
<h4>Step 4: Final data migration</h4>
Finally, we coordinate a last transfer of any remaining data to ensure everything is up-to-date. 
Leo explains:

We can arrange staged migrations, or migrations during off-peak hours as needed to miminise any downtime. This careful coordination allows your business to go live on the new platform as efficiently as possible, with minimal disruption.
<h2>4. Manage &#8211; Supporting your cloud platform long-term</h2>
After a successful migration, we remain as an extension of your team to manage, optimise, and secure your cloud infrastructure.
Alex highlights our commitment to quality control and continuous support:

Our management services go beyond monitoring. We create comprehensive documentation which details your set up, enabling fast troubleshooting and streamlined future support. We also discuss any additional services &#8211; such as Advanced Monitoring or Patch Management &#8211; with you to ensure your platform remains secure, resilient, and aligned with your evolving needs. Our proactive approach ensures we are consistently looking for ways to help your cloud infrastructure adapt to your business, from load balancing to optimising server resources and ensuring security protocols are updated. 
<h2>The next steps</h2>
Our four-stage approach ensures your journey to the cloud is smooth, strategic, and fully aligned with your business goals. Partnering with us provides you with a dedicated extension of your team. 
Whether you are ready to start your cloud migration or are exploring your options, our team of experts are able to guide you throughout the process. 
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AI is having a transformative impact on cloud infrastructure, with its ability to automate IT systems management, bolster security and improve data management.
However, to confront these changes, businesses will need to address the critical IT skills gap facing businesses around the world. Specifically in the UK, 2023 data highlights that 27% of workers said they lack the sufficient digital skills required for their job role, according to the Oxford Learning College.
According to the Oxford Learning College:
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<li>29% of workers said their lack of digital skills has limited their pay and career progression</li>
<li>58% of workers say their employer has never given them any training to help close the technology skills gap</li>
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These types of gaps also impact the wider telco industry, with 42% of telecoms businesses reporting a specialist digital or <a href="https://mobile-magazine.com/connectivity/virgin-media-o2-business-boosting-digital-skills-in-the-uk" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-cke-saved-href="https://mobile-magazine.com/connectivity/virgin-media-o2-business-boosting-digital-skills-in-the-uk">IT skills gap</a> in the market.
With this in mind, Mobile Magazine speaks with Charlotte Webb, Marketing and Operations Director at Hyve Managed Hosting about the changing cloud infrastructure landscape and how businesses can adapt to new technology expectations and confront IT skills gaps.
<h2>Can you introduce yourself and explain your current role at Hyve?</h2>
Certainly! As the Marketing and Operations Director at Hyve, I oversee our global marketing and operational initiatives. I&#8217;m responsible for aligning our regional teams in the UK, US and Germany with Hyve&#8217;s overall growth strategy.
Prior to this role, I joined back in 2020 to lead Hyve’s marketing efforts, where I built a strategy that significantly boosted our sales pipeline and enhanced brand visibility. What drives me most is taking on challenges and achieving new goals, so naturally, I jumped at the chance to join Hyve’s marketing team.
In my current role, I&#8217;m focused on harmonising our operations across the world as we continue to expand our reach. I work closely with the founders, Jake Madders and Jon Lucas, to build business opportunities, create global strategies and plan further business expansion.
<h2>What have been Hyve’s most memorable challenges and successes in 2024?</h2>
2024 has been a real year of growth and development for Hyve as we&#8217;ve expanded our global footprint. A highlight of our journey has been the successful launch of two new regional hubs in Berlin and Austin, which has not only increased our international presence but has also opened doors to new customers and solidified our commitment to localised data sovereignty.
By establishing these new hubs, we&#8217;ve been able to deliver our brand promise of individualised experience to our German and US customers.
Operating closer to them allows us to tailor our offerings to their specific needs and preferences, ensuring a competitive edge in the global market. This personalised approach is a hallmark of Hyve, setting us apart in an industry dominated by large, generic cloud providers, so it’s been incredibly rewarding to extend this approach to new regions.
Of course, this growth wasn’t without its hurdles. Expanding into a new market like the US required building a strong team that embodies Hyve’s unique culture and values. Finding the right talent for this was an initial hurdle, as we sought individuals who not only possessed the necessary skills but also shared our passion for innovation and customer-centric approach.
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We overcame this challenge by leveraging our existing network, tapping into diverse talent pools, and highlighting Hyve&#8217;s unique culture and career opportunities to attract the best in the field.
On top of this, in early 2024, we had to navigate the changes introduced by <a href="https://mobile-magazine.com/telecommunications/why-deutsche-telekom-broadcom-have-expanded-cloud-deal" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Broadcom</a> and our <a href="https://mobile-magazine.com/company/vmware" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">VMware</a> partnership. To support customers facing significant price increases for their VMware infrastructure that followed soon after the Broadcom &amp; VMware deal, we quickly developed a strategy that involved assessing each customer&#8217;s situation and individually adjusting their server use to provide more cost-effective solutions. By responding to our customers&#8217; needs and developing solutions to reduce costs, we successfully navigated this challenging period and maintained our growth trajectory.
While the cloud market remains challenging with hyperscalers dominance and restrictive vendor behaviour, yet we have grown our headcount by over 30%, launched two new regional hubs, and experienced our strongest revenue growth to date. It&#8217;s rewarding to see our efforts translate into tangible success.
<h2>As organisations increasingly adopt hybrid and private cloud solutions, how is Hyve addressing this market shift?</h2>
We’re seeing an industry shift away from public cloud models to those that can offer more tailored advantages, such as private, hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure.
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Businesses are recognising that the public cloud can present challenges such as hidden costs and vendor lock-in, and this is where our expertise as a managed service provider (MSP) shines. We consult, build, migrate, and manage cloud environments, ensuring that our customers get the right mix of resources based on their individual needs.
Hybrid solutions, for example, offer the flexibility to combine public and private cloud environments, allowing businesses to optimise performance and cost. Whether our customers are transitioning from the public cloud or integrating private solutions, we provide bespoke support rather than an off-the-shelf option.
For customers who still opt for public cloud, we help them avoid common pitfalls, ensuring they get the most out of their investment.
<h2>How do you see AI influencing customer needs when it comes to cloud infrastructure?</h2>
As we know, AI is quickly reshaping businesses&#8217; expectations across the board. This is no different when it comes to cloud infrastructure, and many companies are still navigating how to embrace its full potential.
While cloud environments are inherently scalable and flexible, there’s often a disparity between AI readiness and actual implementation, which is why businesses need to prepare their cloud infrastructure for AI before they get ahead of themselves with possibilities. This could mean tailoring cloud infrastructure to handle heavy and diverse workloads without the need for businesses to invest in their own costly hardware, for example.
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One of our US customers, a team of data scientists democratising AI, needed a customised cloud infrastructure to accommodate their complex reasoning and knowledge representation tasks. Their requirements were very different from those of a high-speed image recognition system, for example, so a flexible infrastructure was needed to ensure the company&#8217;s unique needs were met.
As customer needs continue to evolve and AI adoption varies, maintaining continuous open communication is crucial to ensure that cloud infrastructure aligns with changing AI business requirements.
<h2>One pressing challenge UK businesses face is the IT skills gap &#8211; how can the industry address this issue to ensure customer needs are met?</h2>
The IT skills gap is something 81% of UK businesses have been negatively impacted by, according to our recent IT and Tech Skills Gap Report. But there are solutions, starting with encouraging more people from a young age, especially women, to pursue careers in technology.
Diversity in the workforce is crucial  – in fact, according to the Boston Consulting Group, companies with diverse management teams have reported seeing a 19% boost in revenue, since harnessing a mix of different perspectives and experiences can create a more collaborative environment that translates into stronger business outcomes.
To add to this, diverse teams should be encouraged across all departments, not just IT, so innovation becomes synonymous with the business at every level.
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Where businesses lack in-house cloud expertise, the technical knowledge offered by MSPs can be useful in not only ensuring that customer needs are effectively met, but also using their expertise to help businesses stay competitive with infrastructure that keeps them ahead in the market.
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Hyve's Marketing Director discusses global expansion, cloud infrastructure trends, AI adoption, and addressing the IT skills gap in 2024

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