The arguments used to consistently market software 1. It's portable 2. It's fast 3. It's declarative 4. It's fun / productive / easy 5. It's safe / automat

The arguments used to consistently market software 1. It's portable 2. It's fast 3. It's declarative 4. It's fun / productive / easy 5. It's safe / automatic 6. It's an integrated framework The opposites are also used to detract competitors. The idea of k8 is that it will be portable to all hosting providers and linux distributions as opposed to developing shell scripts for Red Hat, especially multiple versions. I don't think it's easy or fun or fast.