I don't know how you read my post and came to the conclusion I didn't know what Kubernetes was. > Kubernetes is a framework... There is no "one true solution/p

I don't know how you read my post and came to the conclusion I didn't know what Kubernetes was. > Kubernetes is a framework... There is no "one true solution/pattern", only what fits your needs. Right, this is the opposite of what "framework" means in the rest of software development. If I choose RoR or Spring, it's because I want someone else to have made these decisions, reasonably, for me. Kubernetes is instead like a random pile of tools, most of which are not directly useful to developers, with minimal guidance on which you should use or how you should put them together. All the sharp edges of the Unix shell, and none of the composability or fluency.