Because it removes both provisioning and deployment concerns when you can build a container and then just tell Kubernetes to deploy it onto the cluster. Theres

Because it removes both provisioning and deployment concerns when you can build a container and then just tell Kubernetes to deploy it onto the cluster. Theres not much that goes into spinning up these managed Kuberentes clusters. Most of it is telling them what classes of instances you want created. When you buy a large instance, you still need to set up the instance and tweak it to your application's needs. You then need to babysit this node.