> Sadly, we have all seen these promises, "X makes Y much easier" but you cannot make complex things easy without removing lots of functionality. There's certa

> Sadly, we have all seen these promises, "X makes Y much easier" but you cannot make complex things easy without removing lots of functionality. There's certainly a limit, but it makes me so sad that developers see the current state of orchestration and say “welp, it's a complex problem, guess this is as good as it gets” (not you specifically, but it's a common sentiment on HN.) Sure, there will always be use cases that require getting down to a lower level, but there's definitely space for reducing complexity for common use cases.