> Unless you know what you are doing, don't touch tools you don't understand. I'm sorry but this is an absurd comment, and a fairly miserable reply to make to

> Unless you know what you are doing, don't touch tools you don't understand. I'm sorry but this is an absurd comment, and a fairly miserable reply to make to an engineer who is sharing a mistake in hopes of helping others to learn. We all touch tools we don't understand, and hopefully we learn something and come to understand them better. FWIW I have been running prod. workloads on GKE since 2016, and I think any engineer who is familiar with managing and deploying to cloud infrastructure can readily learn to run a GKE cluster.