Containerization does help with immutability(images being specified in deployment specs for k8s as an example), which does help in reducing the drift in infrast

Containerization does help with immutability(images being specified in deployment specs for k8s as an example), which does help in reducing the drift in infrastructure states. Managing k8s in itself is a hard problem. And having done that before as part of a team which used to manage self hosted clusters, moving on to a managed k8s service does free up a lot of time from the team managing the infrastructure. Shameless plug: Wrote down a piece which goes about self hosting and going with a managed solution based on past experiences https://tasdikrahman.me/2020/11/27/to-self-host-or-to-not-self-host-your-kubernetes-cluster/ https://tasdikrahman.me/2020/11/27/to-self-host-or-to-not-se...