Kubernetes has a hard time defining itself sometimes, this behavior makes sense if you think of Kubernetes as a kernel. You either run directly on the kernel, o

Kubernetes has a hard time defining itself sometimes, this behavior makes sense if you think of Kubernetes as a kernel. You either run directly on the kernel, or use a OS that adds features and LTS support to it. I know however that there is a LTS-SIG that’s trying to figure out what Kubernetes is, and for how long old releases should be supported.