&gt; <i>For the market, I&#x27;m hoping we see someone develop a set of common APIs that abstract away common specifics across AWS&#x2F;Google Cloud&#x2F;Azure and let you run a generic web stack and dynamically move parts of your app around based on pricing.</i><p>At an IAAS level, you can use BOSH to manage stateful systems AWS, OpenStack, vSphere, Azure and GCE. The last two are basically new contributions by Microsoft and Google.<p>Which matters because once you have BOSH, you&#x27;ve done a lot of the heavy lifting required to install Cloud Foundry.<p>We are not at the point where there is seamless multi-provider support. But it&#x27;s a foreseeable capability. We see a <i>lot</i> of capabilities, because of the flexibility of the underlying components of Cloud Foundry -- particularly BOSH ( low-level system deployment and liveness), Diego (container placement, replacement and observation) and Garden (container runtime).<p>My usual disclaimer: I work for Pivotal, which donates the majority of engineering effort to Cloud Foundry. I should doubly add that saying &quot;it could plausibly do thing X&quot; doesn&#x27;t mean I&#x27;m able to commit us to it.