As someone who's been using, administering, and consulting on Kubernetes since 2017, this list is bang on, with maybe one major omission. I could not imagine m

As someone who's been using, administering, and consulting on Kubernetes since 2017, this list is bang on, with maybe one major omission. I could not imagine my day to day workflows without tools like kubectx/krew/k9s. What I think the author doesn't really touch upon is how much of a revolution GitOps has been for Kubernetes. I've watched it grow from idea to stable implementation and in 99.9% of cases if you are using Kubernetes but not doing GitOps (preferably via FluxCD or ArgoCD) I know exactly the sort of mess I'm going to find in your clusters and organisation. Kyverno is also another tool that has quickly become indispensable. What's not so obvious about it is you can lean on it for all the things you'd lean on bash in a typical non-k8s/non-cloud-native infra. It can be used as the de facto Kubernetes duct tape, not just for policies.