Their system seems very sane. I'm jealous, and I hope it stays that way (sane, not static). It's also entirely dependent of features of AWS. I used to work for

Their system seems very sane. I'm jealous, and I hope it stays that way (sane, not static). It's also entirely dependent of features of AWS. I used to work for a company that had a very insane hybrid datacenter/aws deployment environment, and containers provided some sanity. Service discovery, cluster management, secret storage, these are all problems that we _already_ had. Containers (for us on mesos) just solved some parts of that picture. I lived and breathed containers, distributed systems, config management, deployment pipelines etc. for years, and I forget that to many K8s is just seen as one magic bullet solution. You will have to pick it apart and interact with pieces of it if you really want to use it at a medium sized company. That takes a lot of research and understanding.