It is a people problem. In a typical enterprise with multiple teams involved in every small thing, it is expected to see teams having their agenda and justifyin

It is a people problem. In a typical enterprise with multiple teams involved in every small thing, it is expected to see teams having their agenda and justifying their place/time. Kubernetes is an elegant platform to do just that, because it is so extensible. As part of my job, I see thousands of small and medium businesses happily embracing kubernetes. They do not have separate devops or security or infra folks. A few engineers do it all. Yes, there are challenges with so many moving parts and rapid releases with breaking APIs. But expect that to be fixed in coming years. Why so many DevOps jobs? Are you noticing the jobs being eliminated, or are you just seeing more DevOps jobs being created?