Heh, it’s quite amusing to see the posts here arguing that “you can do the same thing with multi az deployments on aws with VMs, packer and ebs. Kubernetes need

Heh, it’s quite amusing to see the posts here arguing that “you can do the same thing with multi az deployments on aws with VMs, packer and ebs. Kubernetes needs you to learn so much shit” ... do you even read what you write? Kubernetes is not gospel. It’s an opinionated, incomplete framework for orchestrating container workloads. There are other ways to do the same thing which are fine too. It works well for the most part but has disgusting failure scenarios. So do other techs. People who use and like kubernetes are comfortable with its trade offs and portability. You may not be. It’s fine. Shitting on kubernetes just because you’re comfortable with another technology just because you can: that’s not fine.