Most of the comments here about Mesos are exactly my experience with Kubernetes. Replacing the words and I'm just nodding my head: "Kubernetes changed frequent

Most of the comments here about Mesos are exactly my experience with Kubernetes. Replacing the words and I'm just nodding my head: "Kubernetes changed frequently and there were enough unknown TBD components at the edges of the ecosystem to make it somewhat volatile." "Kubernetes was an interesting project but the defaults were incredibly naive about production environments." "Kubernetes unfortunateley never got beyond being a shiny UI with a primitive application model and a hacky API." "A challenge with Kubernetes is that Kubernetes was a piece of technology, a framework at most, instead of a product." "In Kubernetes you had to use separate projects for container management (kubelet, kube-scheduler, kube-controller-manager, kube-proxy, cri-o), discoverability (etcd). It seemed more geared to people that wanted to run their own stacks for such tasks. For a small to medium sized operation it was difficult to solve these issues where really they are issues everyone running a stack of containers has."