Even people working for Google on Android tell me the tooling is pretty garbage, so I'm less surprised than you might think ;) The interesting thing with Kuber

Even people working for Google on Android tell me the tooling is pretty garbage, so I'm less surprised than you might think ;) The interesting thing with Kubernetes is that it's basically a re-imagining of Borg, which one assumes was not a few million lines of code when it was already running all of Googles infra more than a decade ago. It's obviously not solving the exactly same problem (e.g. Google correctly recognized that DNS isn't so hot and wrote their own replacement protocol, BNS which wouldn't fly for external adoption etc.). But I'd be curious to know how Borg's code quality and size back when it became the standard way to run stuff at Google maybe 12 years ago compares to Kubernetes today.