I agree. Through being complex, it stimulates management to turn devops into a separate pillar in the organisation, creating "devops" akin to "Agile". The prac

I agree. Through being complex, it stimulates management to turn devops into a separate pillar in the organisation, creating "devops" akin to "Agile". The practical results for me were: * Having to write a CLI app to reduce the time wasted and spit out simple config templates for our actual (very much not Google-scale) use case * Whenever something didn't work, throw it over the wall and hope the DevOps gods deemed us worthy I like tools that have sensible defaults and try to stay out of your way. K8s fails on both counts in my experience.