A municipal development team wants a CNCF-conformant Kubernetes API on OCI without operating control-plane VMs. Which OCI service provides that?
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Short Explanation
OKE is OCI’s managed Kubernetes: you get a CNCF-conformant API and OCI runs the control plane. Older materials saying Container Engine for Kubernetes mean the same service. It is not Object Storage, Vault, or Streaming wearing a cluster hat.
Full Explanation
Kubernetes Engine (OKE) is the OCI service that exposes a CNCF-conformant Kubernetes API so developers can deploy containerized applications without running control-plane VMs themselves. Historical “Container Engine for Kubernetes” naming refers to the same product. Object Storage, Vault, and Streaming are different OCI services and do not replace OKE as the managed Kubernetes control plane.