Not quite. With kubernetes, you have the only choice, it's declarative yml. With Ansible, you can easily shoot yourself in the foot with imperative shell comma

Not quite. With kubernetes, you have the only choice, it's declarative yml. With Ansible, you can easily shoot yourself in the foot with imperative shell command. The point is, Kubernetes is very opinionated (for good reason) on how it's hard for you to break your system.