Really cool and I think there will be more innovation to come in the form of kubelet implementations. > We took this time to prove that we could achieve someth

Really cool and I think there will be more innovation to come in the form of kubelet implementations. > We took this time to prove that we could achieve something that seemed incredibly difficult a few months ago: writing projects against the Kubernetes API in languages other than Go Is this a comment on the API, or ecosystem, or does it convey a change in personal understanding? I mean ... I don't like client-go. Each version is superglued to particular API versions which effectively imposes release forks on downstream consumers. An unexpectedly large amount of magic is hidden in it. And I just don't like code generation, as a rule. But I don't see the Kubernetes API, the thing you can talk raw HTTP to, in itself, as super hard. I have a (private) codebase where I was able to recreate a proxy server from the OpenAPI spec that's good enough to fool kubectl. And I can just as easily poke it with curl and figure out what it does.