Aren't you missing the point a bit? I read that as "you don't have to pay someone to take care of your kubernetes cluster". In regular setups, you pay for the

Aren't you missing the point a bit? I read that as "you don't have to pay someone to take care of your kubernetes cluster". In regular setups, you pay for the resources, then you pay someone to take care of those resources. In the Azure's case, and AWS EKS and maybe google offering too, you don't have to pay that engineer or team of engineers.