Cross-domain integration for hybrid cloud management: Innovations and future directions

Gurram, Srikanth (2025) Cross-domain integration for hybrid cloud management: Innovations and future directions. World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences, 15 (1). pp. 1755-1761. ISSN 2582-8266

Cross-domain integration for hybrid cloud management presents a significant paradigm shift in how organizations orchestrate resources, secure data, and maintain governance across heterogeneous environments. This article explores the transformative impact of emerging technologies that enable seamless integration across public cloud providers, private clouds, and on-premise infrastructure. Integrating artificial intelligence into orchestration platforms has revolutionized workload placement optimization and resource allocation in hybrid environments. At the same time, Zero Trust security frameworks have redefined authentication paradigms to address the unique challenges of distributed cloud architectures. Kubernetes Federation has emerged as a critical enabler for consistent container orchestration across domain boundaries, with service mesh technologies providing essential networking and observability capabilities. Adopting policy-as-code frameworks represents the final component in establishing truly unified governance across hybrid environments. Together, these technological innovations create a foundation for organizations to leverage the advantages of multiple cloud environments while maintaining operational cohesion, security integrity, and compliance assurance. The convergence of these technologies enables unprecedented levels of automation, consistency, and resilience in hybrid cloud operations, transforming what was once a complex integration challenge into a strategic advantage for organizations seeking to maximize flexibility while minimizing management complexity.