- Something lightweight (and simpler) will replace K8s. It's probably not gonna be a new technology per se, but something we already have but used differently (

- Something lightweight (and simpler) will replace K8s. It's probably not gonna be a new technology per se, but something we already have but used differently (just like HTTP/REST took over the Soap/XML world; we had it in front of us but we weren't looking at it) - Something else will replace Agile. I'm afraid it will be even worse (some kind of movement driven by people who want to sell books and conference talks), but on paper it will look way leaner than current Agile practices - By 2030, sexy third-party services that we use today and that take some core functionality of your business to the cloud, will look like legacy stuff that is very hard to maintain (more than the usual legacy code that you own). Hopefully this will lead to less SaaS and more "let's build a library for that" or "we actually don't need that, let's talk to the client"