GCP Cloud Digital Leader Practice Question

GKE Enterprise (formerly Anthos) extends Google Kubernetes Engine so that organizations can create a single, consistent control plane for clusters running on Google Cloud, in other public clouds, or in on-premises data centers. This allows teams to apply the same security policies, observability tools, and lifecycle management everywhere-exactly what a hybrid or multi-cloud strategy requires. GKE Autopilot simplifies operations for clusters that live only in Google Cloud, but it does not manage external environments. Cloud Functions is a serverless runtime, not a Kubernetes management platform. Managed Instance Groups automate VM scaling on Compute Engine and are unrelated to container cluster governance across clouds.