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I previously worked on a similar (non-Google) product that was similar -- it was an "On-Premise Cloud" [0], where the cloud provider managed and owned all the h
by rkeene2 8y ago
I previously worked on a similar (non-Google) product that was similar -- it was an "On-Premise Cloud" [0], where the cloud provider managed and owned all the hardware and software, and the customer created workloads on it, and the physical hardware was scaled up/down based on demand.
The product worked well, but I think there was an uphill battle in explaining the mechanics of the arrangement to customers.
[0] https://knightpoint.com/what-we-do/offerings/on-premises/infrastructure-platform/ https://knightpoint.com/what-we-do/offerings/on-premises/inf...
- chumboslice 8y agoI'm not sure this is akin to that. This is, for lack of a better term at the moment, more of an enterprise Kubernetes distribution.