Having worked extensively with both the k8s and hashicorp stack let me tell you that there is something to be said regarding the simplicity of the former. Firs

Having worked extensively with both the k8s and hashicorp stack let me tell you that there is something to be said regarding the simplicity of the former. First - companies will want service discovery for all managed resources. Consul is just outstanding, so there’s that. On-prem, nomad is simple to manage and it gives you a form of freedom that k8s locks up in a black box. After all, it’s a process scheduler, go ahead and schedule what you want. A container, raw exec or batch job. Add parameters to the batch job and dispatch them at will. If you start from scratch or can move absolutely everything to k8s? Well sure, but not a lot of places you’d call “enterprise” isn’t in that position.