> The thing most appealing about single server configs is the simplicity. In my experience this ended up with more complicated. Those systems are typically de

> The thing most appealing about single server configs is the simplicity. In my experience this ended up with more complicated. Those systems are typically developed by people who already left and are undocumented, and they become extremely difficult to figure out the config (packages, etc files... oh, where even the service files are located?) and almost impossible to reproduce. It might be okay to leave it there, but when we need to modify or troubleshoot the system a nightmare begins... Maybe I was just unlucky, but at least k8s configs are more organized and simpler than dealing with a whole custom configured Linux system.