The real competition in terms of price and convenience is a VPS. So to approximate this with Kubernetes you have to avoid the big cloud providers and things li

The real competition in terms of price and convenience is a VPS. So to approximate this with Kubernetes you have to avoid the big cloud providers and things like kubeadm as that would mean at least two cores and the resulting price tag (even if you use things like burstable). Using k3s is a nice option. Must avoid load balancer and often static IPs. I wonder why there aren't vendors who are selling k8s namespaces directly with a quota (reinvented shared hosting in k8s).