Agree totally. One win Kubernetes provides my current team has been the fact that it is the interface on top of a cloud with agnostic primitives, allowing for m

Agree totally. One win Kubernetes provides my current team has been the fact that it is the interface on top of a cloud with agnostic primitives, allowing for multi cloud scaling. There are a lot of primitives, and a lot of things to monitor to ensure a running cluster, but the complexity of the system is IMO overblown in the popular mind. Isn't the core tenant of SRE to have the stability of the system automated?