Simple, because they before the company had 2-3 beefy servers running some binaries and it handled all the load without problems. Now because of new possibilit

Simple, because they before the company had 2-3 beefy servers running some binaries and it handled all the load without problems. Now because of new possibilities, and new development they want to switch to Kubernetes to have that new possibilities everyone is talking about, and now you have to build many new containers, configure k8s, autoscalling etc... and developers don't know it (yet) and don't have time to learn it. So lets hire a DevOps (me) that will do it ;-)