Kubernetes and Docker is about moving complexity, not removing complexity. I recently held a presentation for our UK applications team (manager, team lead) abou

Kubernetes and Docker is about moving complexity, not removing complexity. I recently held a presentation for our UK applications team (manager, team lead) about our setup from a provisioning perspective, release process perspective, organizational perspective, QA perspective, operations perspective, troubleshooting perspective, full traceability, ease-of-deployment, time-to-market. Needless to say they were amazed to see that we can deploy a new isolated, "virtual machine" application running in seconds using dynamic DNS, rather than waiting a year for a new application server from the IT organization not to speak about deploying it, operating it and troubleshooting it.