And managing dozens of apps on a giant VM using raw chroots and cgroups and your own scripting is desirable to Kubernetes? I don't see what you win here. I don

And managing dozens of apps on a giant VM using raw chroots and cgroups and your own scripting is desirable to Kubernetes? I don't see what you win here. I don't want to have to write my own rolling updates, canary deployments, networking/traffic/load balancing scripts, configuration/secret management, dependency management, log aggregation, user management, etc. I just spin up a Kubernetes cluster, create service accounts for my users, and let them use the k8s docs and declarative primitives to ship their code. If I'm lucky they are already familiar with the system from their last job, so they can bring expertise with them.