> What aspect is that makes Kubernetes operationally so hard? Inherited a web site and hosting from another studio. They setup a php site in a docker inside a

> What aspect is that makes Kubernetes operationally so hard? Inherited a web site and hosting from another studio. They setup a php site in a docker inside a vps. They don't use micro services its one monolith container. They didn't setup any way to get logs out of the thing. They don't use docker compose to build an image, they get a console for the container and use it like a vps. They literally just use it to add another layer of containerisation on their vps. You already need to understand linux to use docker or kubernetes, If you don't use micro services or need horizontal scaling its just more to learn, an extra layer of complexity thats super fragile and a nightmare to debug. It has such a niche use case but every one use it where its not useful because its trendy. They want to put on their cv that they have used docker / kubernetes they don't have to write that it wasn't necessary and caused issues.