By choosing a multi-cloud approach, you can select the services that are right for you. Create customised cloud infrastructure solutions specific to the needs of your business.
We work with customers to deliver multi-cloud environments that address challenges such as data sovereignty, concentration risk, and regulatory scrutiny. Our approach ensures compliance with regional data laws by selecting cloud services that store and process data according to compliance requirements and within specific geographic locations.
From the world’s best cloud platforms to SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS applications, our expert team will work with you to create a multi-cloud solution that perfectly pairs with your organisation’s needs. This careful alignment to business strategy, operating model, and cost management ensures that your cloud infrastructure supports business goals and drives efficiency.
Steven Sell
Director of Public Cloud Services at Nasstar
"Multi-cloud solutions provide unmatched adaptability and scalability, empowering businesses to swiftly respond to dynamic market conditions and evolving customer demands. Through the utilisation of various cloud service providers, companies can sidestep dependency on a single vendor and secure the best tools tailored to their needs."
Your bespoke multi-cloud solution
Our services include assessment and planning to evaluate your existing IT infrastructure, implementation to deploy, configure and integrate services from multiple cloud providers, and ongoing multi-cloud management and optimisation to ensure your multi-cloud environment continues to meet your evolving needs.
By choosing a multi-cloud approach and working with our experts, you’ll benefit from a robust, flexible, and scalable foundation that enhances performance, ensures compliance, and supports your strategic objectives. As an award-winning AWS and Microsoft Partner, we specialise in supporting our customers across the next generation of technologies and platforms. We’ll consult, design, and deliver the best infrastructure solution for your multi-cloud environment.
Our expertise
In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital technology, finding a trusted partner to navigate your cloud journey is essential. At Nasstar, we provide the expertise, guidance, and support needed to navigate the complexities of the cloud.
Our experts help organisations develop cloud strategies that are aligned with business objectives, ensuring maximum value and competitive advantage from cloud adoption. Our partnership doesn’t stop there. We can provide your team with ongoing support and insights into the effectiveness of cloud environments and multi-cloud management platforms. You’ll also benefit from advice on the continuous optimisation of resources and services.
Nasstar’s approach allows businesses to adapt their strategies as and when needed for a smooth and successful cloud journey.
Next-Generation Managed Services
A comprehensive and modular suite of proactive ITIL-aligned managed services, delivered by experts and supercharged with automation and AI.
Service Excellence
Our teams are committed to delivering an exceptional client experience and continual service improvement.
Quality and Compliance Assured
ISO 27001, 20000, 14001 & 9001 accredited and PCI-DSS certified.
Public Sector Approved
Trusted HSCN (NHS-Digital) and Crown Commercial Services approved partner.
Experienced Professionals
A team of 800+ experts on hand to support you.
Highly Accredited
AWS Premier Consulting Partner, Microsoft Solutions Partner, Cisco Gold Integrator and Partner, and Fortinet MSSP Expert Partner.
FAQs
Multi-cloud is a model of cloud computing that uses a combination of cloud computing services from more than one public vendor to distribute applications and services. Adopting the cloud in this way offers greater technology flexibility and vendor choice, allowing organisations to pick and choose the capabilities that best meet their requirements without vendor lock-in.
A multi-cloud strategy also ensures higher availability and disaster recovery capabilities. By distributing workloads across multiple clouds, businesses can minimise the risk of downtime due to a single point of failure. This redundancy is crucial for maintaining uninterrupted operations, which is essential for business continuity. A multi-cloud approach also improves compliance and governance by allowing businesses to meet various regulatory requirements across different regions and industries.
A multi-cloud architecture can be complex, after all, you’re picking and choosing elements of the cloud from multiple places. Of course, ensuring cloud workload portability can sometimes mean restricting technology choices to the services that will be available on all chosen cloud providers, and restricting use of some of the more advanced cloud-native functionality that would otherwise only be available with a single hyperscaler.
Multi-cloud generally works by distributing applications and services across multiple clouds, while leveraging load balancing techniques in the front-end or integrating solutions as one in the back end. Multi-cloud management platforms can be provisioned as one whole solution using modern delivery tools and techniques.
In more simple terms, multi-cloud environments typically function on three pillars:
- Self-service and automation – allowing businesses to choose the optimal environment for deploying apps, data, and services
- Single management and control plane – enabling easier cloud consumption and full visibility across cloud environments so businesses can implement greater controls and manage costs
- Centralised security platform – giving organisations the ability to implement consistent policies across cloud environments to manage security and data governance requirements
The terms multi-cloud and hybrid cloud can be confusing, but they both have different meanings. Multi-cloud refers to the combination of multiple public clouds, for example utilising both Microsoft Azure and AWS services. Hybrid cloud, on the other hand, combines private cloud solutions, such as VMWare, and public cloud environments. Multi-cloud environments can also be classed as hybrid cloud if they use both private and public cloud.
There are several benefits to choosing a multi-cloud solution, including mitigating the risk of platform attacks or outages, optimising costs, or leveraging best-in-class services from different platforms. Some businesses might also choose to utilise a particular cloud for a workload due to technical reasons or capabilities not offered by another cloud provider.
