I wish it had been around 4 years ago. 4 years ago I made a website where users can post 100k messages. I used Meteor which was fine but it was frustrating as h

I wish it had been around 4 years ago. 4 years ago I made a website where users can post 100k messages. I used Meteor which was fine but it was frustrating as hell that it wasn't "complete stack". I don't know what term to use but "full stack" apparently just means front end (html/css/js in browser) and backend (server software). Full stack is missing backup and restore, deployment, seamless upgrades (pushing new versions without down the service), scaling, testing infrastructure both front and backend, staging As such, I have a hacked manual backup for my site. Anytime I want to update my site I have to take it offline for at least a moment. If any users were on it they lose their work. If it ever gets too much traffic I'll have to manually figure out how to scale it. It also took at least a week to get it where it is, as in a week doing stuff not my actual site but just learning how to deploy at all. I can see no reason all of that can't be 100% provided out of the box and if Kubernetes is the path there I'm all for it. Ideally I want to do something like git clone complete-stack install deps edit server-main.js (or other lang) edit client-main.js (or other lang) deploy --init Then I want edit server-main.js (or other lang) edit client-main.js (or other lang) stage test edit server-main.js (or other lang) edit client-main.js (or other lang) stage test deploy And scale --num-servers=2 I would use it for any web based projects that aren't static servers. I'm told by people who provide tech support for people using Kubernetes that my dream of all of this being provided out of the box is about 10yr out.