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The answer is "it depends". Their main offering in this space is OpenShift versions 3 and 4. They have different underlying management planes. v3 is on a bunch
by jacques_chester 7y ago
The answer is "it depends". Their main offering in this space is OpenShift versions 3 and 4. They have different underlying management planes. v3 is on a bunch of different clouds, v4 is still catching up but probably will within the next 12 months or so.
Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, a competitor in the same space (most directly through PKS).