not really. its a spectrum. the only real difference is the sense of smugness when it works. In the old days deploying LAMP was a sense of achievement. save fo

not really. its a spectrum. the only real difference is the sense of smugness when it works. In the old days deploying LAMP was a sense of achievement. save for patching, there wasn't much more work to do. Kubernetes is basically the same level of effort, but the upkeep is a bit more. Also the networking is batshit, and so is the aversion to swap.