I’ve seen different projects that aspire to this, but it may be the most complete. The rationale is simple: run workloads that can survive a public cloud failur

I’ve seen different projects that aspire to this, but it may be the most complete. The rationale is simple: run workloads that can survive a public cloud failure, or local workloads that can failover to public clouds. Kubernetes promises to avoid vendor lock-in but this facilitates a level of resilience that could only otherwise happen with some hardcore network configuration and usually still accepting some single point of failure.