> It boggles my mind that people look at something like Kubernetes and decide "You know what? We need more layers. On top of this." This statement is less abou

> It boggles my mind that people look at something like Kubernetes and decide "You know what? We need more layers. On top of this." This statement is less about adding another layer. It's more about not falling in to the same trap that we did with VMs in 2010--managing them by hand, producing unreproducible configurations, "tending" to them. The same pattern is happening with Kubernetes, but it fundamentally runs on computers at the end of the day so it's prone to similar types of failures.