K8s is great for service orchestration and horizontal scaling, and lots of people in the Elixir community use it to deploy, while using Elixir itself to impleme

K8s is great for service orchestration and horizontal scaling, and lots of people in the Elixir community use it to deploy, while using Elixir itself to implement fine-grained fault-tolerance logic and vertical scaling. A dead BEAM process can be restarted in a few microseconds, load up some complex state, and keep going. I don't believe the same can be said of a dead K8s service.