Yeah, hybrid cloud and multi-cluster is still not a first class citizen. Kubernetes wasn't originally meant for this, and while I think there exist some solutio

Yeah, hybrid cloud and multi-cluster is still not a first class citizen. Kubernetes wasn't originally meant for this, and while I think there exist some solutions, they are quite early stage. Of course nothing prevents you to put your data somewhere else and load it, you just won't be able to manage Kubernetes resources across clusters. But you wouldn't be able to do this with an approach like Docker Swarm either. It has nothing to do with managed services, it's just that Kubernetes clusters, managed or not, are not meant to span regions.