That's a very good argument against the modern framework-conatiners-k8s stack. We used to be able to keep an organization wide track of things such as tcp servi

That's a very good argument against the modern framework-conatiners-k8s stack. We used to be able to keep an organization wide track of things such as tcp services, buffer sizes, timeouts etc. but now it's all a black box deployed by a guy who cut and paste some yaml from a Medium article, at best. It's probably acceptable to not learn the details of what you're doing, as hardware is cheap and all that, but it also constitutes a glass ceiling for how much the organization learns. That's a bigger problem in the long run.