Google worked with AWS, and Azure on kro, a Kubernetes-native, cloud-agnostic way to define groupings of Kubernetes resources.

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Kube Resource Orchestrator (kro) is a collaborative project by Google Cloud, AWS, and Azure that simplifies Kubernetes resource orchestration. kro allows platform teams to create reusable APIs that encapsulate complex Kubernetes deployments and their dependencies into single, user-friendly resources. This helps standardize services, simplifies the user experience, and integrates seamlessly with existing Kubernetes tools and workflows. kro is an open-source project, currently not ready for production use, but open for community contributions.

Introducing Kube Resource Orchestrator, or kro

Challenges of Kubernetes resource orchestration