Interestingly, I think this may be a boon for kubernetes. We've been managing all our infrastructure with docker / compose, and its been great. But one of the

Interestingly, I think this may be a boon for kubernetes. We've been managing all our infrastructure with docker / compose, and its been great. But one of the key advantages is unifying the dev & prod environments. Now lately we've been outgrowing the docker solution so k8 is on the radar, but one of the things holding me back is losing the unified prod/dev experience. So the question has been, take the hit and suck up all the bugs, confusion, duplication etc. that come from having these separate, or move everyone over to k8 and have to deal with the complexity on the developer side? Well, this decision now definitely tips the scales - there's a distinct advantage to going all in on k8s because we can run it up and down the stack and not be constantly hassled by licensing and software restrictions.