> This can probably be chalked up to youre-doing-it-wrong (sorry) I think you're absolutely right. I freely admit that I knew NOTHING about K8s before embarkin

> This can probably be chalked up to youre-doing-it-wrong (sorry) I think you're absolutely right. I freely admit that I knew NOTHING about K8s before embarking on this project (and still pretty much know nothing about it now), and I was able to cobble together something that 'worked', but that doesn't mean it was right. And as another commenter points out, "a huge asterisk there if the tool makes it very easy to 'do it wrong'". I would rather be very clearly told that I've got it wrong and be prevented from progressing further vs. making something that superficially seems right then crashes and burns in prod. I'm sure there are folks that can wield Kubernetes with great effectiveness, and good on them, but I found it to be supremely frustrating and the wrong tool for the right job. Not that I have a better solution, so I'm admittedly just kind of complaining.