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This is a space that's surprisingly ripe for disruption. Cloud providers push 'hybrid cloud' by allowing you to integrate your own machines with their networks-
by jonfw 5y ago
This is a space that's surprisingly ripe for disruption. Cloud providers push 'hybrid cloud' by allowing you to integrate your own machines with their networks- but they maintain the upper hand in that relationship because they own your network.
Tools like this allow users to own their network and avoid that lock in. All that's needed here is auto-scaling integrated w/ various cloud providers, and some canned templates for creating K8s clusters and common services. At that point- we've got a self hosted cloud w/ 80% of what the big guys offer.
- afeiszli 5y agoAgreed entirely. I used to work in the "hybrid cloud" space, and networking was always conspicuously absent from solutions that are supposed to be cross-cloud. I view it as the missing link in a lot of hybrid/multi/edge cloud solutions.
- gnufx 5y agoI'm not sure how the networking works as-is, but OpenNebula (unrelated to Nebula) might give you that sort of thing.