Wow, a lot of responses, this one will get buried, but here I go anyway. In my opinion, what makes most of the wrongs we see is that computing is very young an

Wow, a lot of responses, this one will get buried, but here I go anyway. In my opinion, what makes most of the wrongs we see is that computing is very young and we haven't had the time to set up half decent solutions for anything. There is a huge demand for any solution, because a bad solution is better than no solution. The Kubernetes vs sysadmin is like the Diogenes story. There are two versions. In one of them someone tells Diogenes "if you praised the king, you wouldn't need to eat lentils" and he replied "if you ate lentils you wouldn't need to praise the king". In the other version it's just the same story only Diogenes talks first. I don't like lentils. I don't like to praise the king either. Both are terrible solutions, but while we have kingpraiseless burgers, we need to choose something that somehow works.