Go to any Kubernetes page and it's all heavyweight "nodes" and "containers" and "tasks" and "resources" (some of which seem to have very special meanings). It's

Go to any Kubernetes page and it's all heavyweight "nodes" and "containers" and "tasks" and "resources" (some of which seem to have very special meanings). It's not easy to get into. I don't think this is some oversight on behalf of the technical writers. They don't lack the ability to explain it in simple terms, they're putting up a warning sign. If you want to join Kubernetes, it's going to mean your entire way of doing things will now be the Kubernetes way, it's not just going to be a few lines of code you add to a Make file. A lot of people are wary of these heavyweight systems, because it's going to end up a fairly hard dependency.