Being from CoreOS, I understand your sentiment. Part of our long term integration goal with OpenShift is to try and package up all of its components as Operator

Being from CoreOS, I understand your sentiment. Part of our long term integration goal with OpenShift is to try and package up all of its components as Operators that can be optionally installed with our Operator Lifecycle Manager[0]. This is the software that powered Tectonic's Open Cloud Services. In addition, we're rolling out an installer based on the Tectonic installer. The end result should be an installation process similar to Tectonic and Kubernetes cluster running very few services, until you decide to install additional Operators for the functionality you want. [0]: https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-lifecycle-manager https://github.com/operator-framework/operator-lifecycle-man...