Agree the author is wrong on that specific point, though thankfully the bulk of the article content deals with the headline, and is mostly fine wrt k8s. Rather

Agree the author is wrong on that specific point, though thankfully the bulk of the article content deals with the headline, and is mostly fine wrt k8s. Rather than the author "not knowing" what they're talking about, I suspect they're taking narrow experience and generalising it to the entire industry. Their background is selling k8s as a solution to small/medium enterprises: it strikes me that there may be a strong correlation between startups interested in that offering and those deploying failed overengineered multilang micro-architectures. Suspect the author has seen their fair share of bad multilang stacks and not a lot of counter examples.