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Google Takes On Public Cloud Rivals With Private Kubernetes Service

July 24, 2018 Timothy Prickett Morgan Comments Off on Google Takes On Public Cloud Rivals With Private Kubernetes Service

As the underdog in cloud computing, Google has to take a slightly different tack from industry pioneer and juggernaut Amazon Web Services, which simply believes that all applications should, in the fullness of time, move to the public cloud. …

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