> GP feels like it's saying "I don't see why would anyone not want to run a dedicated kubernetes cluster with HA for running a program on Linux". Thats not qui

> GP feels like it's saying "I don't see why would anyone not want to run a dedicated kubernetes cluster with HA for running a program on Linux". Thats not quite right Its more that the documentation, command line interface and general user setup is far more friendly than mdadm. I've been a sysadmin for many years, and looked after innumerable file servers, from clustered XFS (!) through many years of lustre, plain old XFS/ext2/3/5 on HWraid to netapps&isilons, and all sorts of flash in the pan appliances. Barring GPFS, the only file system that has documentation and tooling that is simple to understand and doesn't immediately bite you in the arse is ZFS. Kubernetes is neither simple, easy or quick to setup, or run.