Thanks for your feedback, you do have some good points. > Docker is not part of Kubernetes. This is what I was talking about. Yes, perhaps I should have said

Thanks for your feedback, you do have some good points. > Docker is not part of Kubernetes. This is what I was talking about. Yes, perhaps I should have said Dockerfiles + k8s Manifests > In short, efficient use of Kubernetes requires software without masters, controllers, or other stateful components. StatefulSets + Persistent volumes solve this quite well: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/statefulset/ https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/st... K8s is becoming (if not already) the default cloud native "OS". Write a manifest for your application and people can easily run it anywhere. The big clouds offering K8S as a service only improve this!