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Google Distributed Cloud, a component of Google Distributed Cloud (GDC), is software that
brings
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
to your on-premises data centers. With Google Distributed Cloud, you can create, manage, and
upgrade Kubernetes clusters on your own hardware in your own data center.
Google Distributed Cloud includes VM Runtime on Google Distributed Cloud, which lets you run VMs on top of
Kubernetes in the same way that you run containers. With VM Runtime on Google Distributed Cloud, you can run
existing VM-based workloads as you also develop and run new container-based applications.
Explore self-paced training from Google Cloud Skills Boost, use cases, reference architectures, and code samples with examples of how to use and connect Google Cloud services.
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