His arguments seem week. I’ve used both docker and k8s for couple of years now. Sure there is a learning curve but because shit is consistent and sane we’ve bee

His arguments seem week. I’ve used both docker and k8s for couple of years now. Sure there is a learning curve but because shit is consistent and sane we’ve been able to have better uptimes, and our pages went significantly down(self healing and auto-scaling properties of k8s are a god send). Before we used to fab-ssh into the servers, manually ask some human at softlayer to provision new servers, bash script install things, and use native package managers like pip install. Fun fact. Pip is not deterministic. Until package-lock came, npm wasn’t deterministic. Things that worked in dev and staging would end up borking prod and we’d be serving 500s. Other language package managers had similar issues. I see docker as just a glorified package manager. Make a docker file, build an image, run the same image in prod/dev/stage for consistency. That is a huge timesaver.