Lots of negativity here, and perhaps a little bit of cynicism. Kubernetes, and in a broader sense Docker, has a number of paradigms which in my opinion won't m

Lots of negativity here, and perhaps a little bit of cynicism. Kubernetes, and in a broader sense Docker, has a number of paradigms which in my opinion won't make it to super-broad adoption. Docker has multistage builds, but are very impractical to integrate with todays mainstream CI pipelines. Most just suppose you want to clone the repo in their pipeline container and build the target images there. Lots of those power tools (eg. Feed integration...) do not cater for multistage builds. Kubernetes: Sidecars do seem useful, but then again not everything that can be separated should be (or is easy to do). My client really went overboard with React HOCs and basically some apps are just 1 long vertical LoC full of "with..." beyond count. Pod security RBAC Cron jobs Prolly a few more that I forgot about. Not to say that they are bad. I just don't see them being used that much...