The hard thing of kubernetes, is that it sounds easy to do something/anything. It does, and because it's "easy" people tend to skip to understand how it's worki

The hard thing of kubernetes, is that it sounds easy to do something/anything. It does, and because it's "easy" people tend to skip to understand how it's working: That's where the problem occurs. It _forces_ you to become a "yaml engineer" and to forget the other part of the systems. I was interviewed by a company and when I replied the next step I could do was to write some operators for the ops things, they simply rejected because I'm too experienced lolz