> I feel as if I have to repeat this during most discussions about Kubernetes and its halo technologies: Kubernetes is not developed by Google. gRPC is not deve

> I feel as if I have to repeat this during most discussions about Kubernetes and its halo technologies: Kubernetes is not developed by Google. gRPC is not developed by Google. etcd is not developed by Google. And your condescension and repetition would show that you don't know what you're talking about. These were all--100%--developed on by Google and moved into CNCF, which is uncomfortably influenced by Google. Big providers have made peace that they lost the standards war. (And while etcd was not originated from Google, its adoption into kubernetes was obviously influenced by its use of golang.... developed at, where was that again?) Kubernetes and gRPC started at Google, were exclusively developed by Google, and then much later moved into CNCF as a form of legitimacy. If you have never tried to get a change into gRPC, I would encourage you to try. It took 3 years for Google to allow an upstream change that would not require rebuilding PHP protobufs from scratch on every request, because it would change the way their C library did things.