Kubernetes is great for those that are ops-inclined, OpenShift is a much better experience for your typical developer though. Personal anecdote: We've had Open

Kubernetes is great for those that are ops-inclined, OpenShift is a much better experience for your typical developer though. Personal anecdote: We've had OpenShift Origin running in production for a year and a half, I'm the DevOps guy and know how to poke around in the internals but the developers on my team are just that, developers. They just want to say "here's my code, go make it work", S2I, templates and Jenkins pipelines let them do just that - they go paste the URL of a git repository into the web interface and watch the project build and automatically deploy. It's a pretty magic experience watching a Junior developer deploy 13 applications over the course of a year with no supervision or hand-holding from a more-senior developer.