description Google Anthos Overview
Google Anthos was a Google Cloud platform for managing applications across Google Cloud, other public clouds, and on-premises infrastructure. It focused on containerized workloads, Kubernetes environments, policy controls, and consistent operational tools across locations. Google introduced Anthos in 2019 as a hybrid and multi-cloud offering for organizations that did not want to run all applications in one environment. Google later incorporated Anthos capabilities into its broader Google Distributed Cloud and Google Cloud product structure.
help Google Anthos FAQ
What was Google Anthos used for?
Google Anthos was a Google Cloud platform for managing containerized applications across Google Cloud, other public clouds, and on-premises systems. It aimed to provide consistent tools and policies across those locations.
Did Google Anthos use Kubernetes?
Yes, Anthos was built around Kubernetes-based application management. It supported Kubernetes environments, policy controls, and operational tools for hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
Could Anthos manage applications outside Google Cloud?
Yes, managing workloads outside Google Cloud was a central part of its hybrid and multi-cloud pitch. Organizations could use common deployment and policy practices across supported environments.
Is Google Anthos still sold under that name?
Google later folded Anthos capabilities into its broader Google Cloud hybrid and multicloud offerings, including Google Distributed Cloud. Anyone evaluating it today should check current Google Cloud product names and support terms rather than assume the old Anthos package is unchanged.
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