When Linux kernel panics, we, as an OS provider, are next to panicking too. It's an automatic trigger for the team to put down everything else, jump right down into the water and fix it. If the fix does not show up, disasters will.

In cloud computing, one key feature is to evacuate or migrate running VM instances to other nodes of the same cluster so HW/SW upgrade or maintenance operations (including powering off) can be carried out without service interruption. Those who embrace OpenStack + Nova can have some fine-grained abilities of transitioning virtual machines under various conditions when the computing node is down, when one or more instances are in stopped states or when instances are still running. Details of explanations can be found in the manpage of Nova:

Rancher is known for its capability to manage kubernetes clusters, be they on public platforms such as GKE, EKS, AKS or Rancher’s offering, RKE. Additional project concepts, role based access controls, monitoring and logging are there to group and make concrete administrative tasks for each cluster. The idea is taken another step further to provide an app store-like space, Apps, where k8s applications that are readily-made can be added to this space via managing catalogs settings.