Kubernetes gets you pretty far along the path of not messing with servers (especially if you use GKE). And we think there's other advantages to Functions-as-a-

Kubernetes gets you pretty far along the path of not messing with servers (especially if you use GKE). And we think there's other advantages to Functions-as-a-Service on Kubernetes -- it simplifies the dev workflow, improves server utilization, interoperates well with other services on K8s, etc.