Orchestrations that promise they are “cloud-agnostic” like Kubernetes in fact are also bound to vendor lock-ins due to services they are run on. This makes a p

Orchestrations that promise they are “cloud-agnostic” like Kubernetes in fact are also bound to vendor lock-ins due to services they are run on. This makes a pretty sound argument that “cloud-agnostic” solution is never going to be built. Its bad for cloud-providers business and so they will never unify.