Or find someone to train you. The Kubernetes stack is deep. There's no shame in being taught this stuff. Nobody is born already knowing all the nuances. As

Or find someone to train you. The Kubernetes stack is deep. There's no shame in being taught this stuff. Nobody is born already knowing all the nuances. As an OpenShift consultant for Red Hat, in a single day, I've run a tcpdump trace to figure out why a particular NFS vendor had trouble with traffic over a new network vlan, then, spent an hour or two with a Dev in ChromeDevTools to help them get session management cookies straightened out. Some people call that a day spent as a "Full Stack Engineer", I call that Tuesday. And I can't tell you how many obscure corner case scenarios I've found bugs in Kubernetes, OpenShift or a client's App.