The statement was that containerized workloads are less dependent on configuration management. That could easily be interpreted as if configuration management g

The statement was that containerized workloads are less dependent on configuration management. That could easily be interpreted as if configuration management gets less important when you containerize, which is an idea that seems to spread easily on its own, while I have found the complete opposite to be true. That's why number one guideline is to get a grip on your infrastructure and configuration before you move to containers. Otherwise you will end up with a mess worse than before.