Mirantis Flow Builds a Data Center-as-a-Service on Kubernetes
Flow is Mirantis' new "data center-as-a-service" built on open source projects such as Kubernetes, Argo, and a number of other components, that is meant to deliver a datacenter primed for cloud native workloads within days, all offered as a managed service while allowing the end user to operate in a hybrid multicloud environment.
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