There's so many of these "k8s is too complex" blogs I have been thinking about where they come from. I feel like if a person strictly has an application-develop

There's so many of these "k8s is too complex" blogs I have been thinking about where they come from. I feel like if a person strictly has an application-developer background, they just don't understand how much kubernetes has 'solved' from the time before kubernetes. Not that k8s is perfect, but they've never had to think about app runtime because ops teams helped. It can be complex if you had never finagled with webservers, config management, app segmentation, internal DNS, scaling, etc. As for trying to get at the real problem, perhaps there's room for tools that could make k8s better and understandable for these app-focused engineers (something like lens, but without stupid licensing).