100% agree. Kubernetes alone is just a """framework""" to describe your infrastructure, definitely not an "end-user product". That is why in many businesses th

100% agree. Kubernetes alone is just a """framework""" to describe your infrastructure, definitely not an "end-user product". That is why in many businesses there is an OPS team managing the Kubernetes and providing tools like Cert-Manager, Istio, ... and the rest of the company who just use what the OPS team made. Right now, everyone is building its own distro, proving IMHO the need for it.