Agree / disagree. I’ve been using k8s in large deployments (1000s of nodes) for about 3 years. It’s easy to get started with using GKE, EKS, etc. it’s difficul

Agree / disagree. I’ve been using k8s in large deployments (1000s of nodes) for about 3 years. It’s easy to get started with using GKE, EKS, etc. it’s difficult to maintain if you’re bootstrapping your own cluster. 3 years in, and despite working with k8s at a pretty low level, I still learn more about functionality and function every single day. I do agree it’s great tooling wise. I personally deploy on docker for desktop k8s day one when starting a new project. I understand all the tooling, it’s easier than writing a script and figuring out where to store my secrets every damn time. The big caveat is - kubernetes should be _my_ burden as someone in the Ops/SRE team, but I feel like you frequently see it bleed out into application developer land. I think that the CloudRuns and Fartgates* of the world are better suited to the average developer and I think it’s Ops responsibility to make k8s as transparent as possible within the organization. Application developers want a Heroku. Edit: * LOL