CLOUD-DIGITAL-LEADER · Question #99
Your client has an on-premises data center. Due to technical limitations, they are unable to scale globally. They have decided to adopt the public cloud. However, they don't want to locked into any…
The correct answer is D. Anthos that runs containers as their core workloads. Anthos is Google's hybrid and multi-cloud platform built on Kubernetes - an open source container orchestration system. Unlike Cloud Run (A), App Engine Flexible (C), or standalone Kubernetes (B), Anthos is specifically designed to avoid vendor lock-in by allowing workloads to…
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Your client has an on-premises data center. Due to technical limitations, they are unable to scale globally. They have decided to adopt the public cloud. However, they don't want to locked into any one vendor and, therefore, would like to work with multiple cloud providers. They have used open source container technologies and would like to continue using them.
Options
- ACloud Run which supports containers and can scale in a serverless fashion
- BKubernetes that runs containers as their core workloads
- CAppEngine Flexible Environment which supports containers
- DAnthos that runs containers as their core workloads
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A11% (3)
- B4% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D78% (21)
Explanation
Anthos is Google's hybrid and multi-cloud platform built on Kubernetes - an open source container orchestration system. Unlike Cloud Run (A), App Engine Flexible (C), or standalone Kubernetes (B), Anthos is specifically designed to avoid vendor lock-in by allowing workloads to run consistently across GCP, AWS, Azure, and on-premises environments. The client's requirement to avoid vendor lock-in while continuing to use open source container technologies makes Anthos the best fit, since it manages Kubernetes clusters across multiple cloud providers from a single control plane.
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