Draft Document for Review December 11, 2019 1:55 pm 8459ch02.fm by integrating them into virtual machines. IT administrators, developers, and line-of-business  users want to continue a simplified access to the infrastructure and applications, which is  possible by adopting the IBM Power Systems cloud technologies within the data center.  From a Power Systems view, PowerVC delivers the IaaS layer on-premises, which simplifies  virtualization management and cloud deployments virtual machines. This integration with  multicloud environments is by way of cloud orchestrators, like the Kubernetes based Red Hat  OpenShift platform. OpenShift provides a universal PaaS solution, covering the entire hybrid  multicloud landscape. So, users can run their software of choice, built as containers, including  IBM enterprise software delivered by way of IBM Cloud Paks (Chapter 3, “IBM Cloud Paks -  Middleware anywhere” on page 35), ISV applications, and Open-source software (OSS). And  finally, technologies such as IBM Multicloud Manager or VMware vRealize can integrate the  historically separate cloud infrastructures into a single interconnected cloud fabric. Figure 2-7 shows an example of a hybrid multicloud scenario that is inclusive of the major  hardware platforms, including IBM Power Systems, IBM Zfi, and x86.  In the  Manage-To  side of the picture, you see the hybrid IT, that has the foundation, platforms,  apps, and tools from different vendors. As proprietary tools do not talk to each other, you  need advancements in infrastructure, management, and development that bring your clouds  together. In the  Manage-From  side of the picture, you see Red Hat OpenShift, Multicloud Manager and  Cloud Automation Manager (CAM) management components. Multicloud Manager is the enterprise-grade multicloud management solution for Kubernetes.  It provides consistent visibility, governance, and automation across the hybrid multicloud  infrastructures. It also provides a single source to provision applications and enforces access  and security policies across heterogeneous cloud environments. Whether your enterprise  application is a modernized traditional application or a cloud-native, 12-factor application,  Multicloud Manager provides a consistent way to deploy your application across clusters.  Manage-To Manage-From Figure 2-7 Hybrid multicloud scenario Chapter 2. Introduction to Containers and Orchestration with Kubernetes  15