For whatever it's worth, this is exactly why we use Kubernetes. The original idea behind our startup was to help sysadmins / programmers learn Kubernetes in a u

For whatever it's worth, this is exactly why we use Kubernetes. The original idea behind our startup was to help sysadmins / programmers learn Kubernetes in a useful / friendly way. We've pivoted quite a bit to focus on self-hosting, but the original idea is still there: We try extremely hard to use and expose to users only industry standards so they can learn real tech skills instead of just how to use our UI. Our UI tries really hard, for example, to give a `kubectl` equivalent to whatever view you're looking at at the bottom of the screen. I will say however, that we've entirely stopped defending that it runs Kubernetes. There is a subset of people who hate that or want to debate it endlessly. It's not germane to what we're trying to accomplish - it's just a small benefit to a niche group of users. We could have just as easily based ourselves on Docker instead.