> > It's also nearly impossible in an Enterprise IT environment to get Kubernetes working on your laptop. > huh? What does that mean? Maybe that means the envi

> > It's also nearly impossible in an Enterprise IT environment to get Kubernetes working on your laptop. > huh? What does that mean? Maybe that means the environment is broken, not the software you want to use/work on. That is what the word "Enterprise IT" means. If you ever work in a company that makes more than a million USD per year, you will find an imperfect network in a nearly unknown state, with proxies and firewalls making your life hard, and automatic reconfiguration tools/scripts/antivirus-software resetting everything to "not working" the moment you take your eyes of the config files. People and Software who really want to make money in Enterprise need to be able to handle that somehow. If you develop software on your macbook in an environment with the complexity of a Starbucks Wifi nobody can actually use your software in Enterprise. Btw. did I mention that Windows+Outlook+Lync is the high standard of Enterprise laptops? Forget Enterprise users if you are not developing ON Windows.