Competing head-on with Kubernetes is very difficult in several ways. I think that your ideas have promise, but I caution that container schedulers a gigantic s

Competing head-on with Kubernetes is very difficult in several ways. I think that your ideas have promise, but I caution that container schedulers a gigantic suckhole of tedious details. Pivotal and IBM wrote Diego and it's slightly older than Kubernetes. It's battle-tested but holy shit the zany one-in-a-million evil fluke bugs of doom happen every day simply because there are enough containers being run worldwide to hit them.