the latest incarnation of openshift is basically just a bundling of kubernetes. like GKE or EKS, but on-prem. the hybrid-cloud dream therefore is to target k8

the latest incarnation of openshift is basically just a bundling of kubernetes. like GKE or EKS, but on-prem. the hybrid-cloud dream therefore is to target k8s as your runtime, and then spread your workload across N cloud vendors and on-prem resources. regardless of if you think that's a good plan or not, its the perfect sales pitch to the fortune 500 cto who doesn't want to go all-in on "the cloud" but realizes he has to "do something".