FYI this is not a competitor to k8s. It is basically scp for docker containers. It doesn’t manage your running containers. You will need to hire people todo tha

FYI this is not a competitor to k8s. It is basically scp for docker containers. It doesn’t manage your running containers. You will need to hire people todo that with MRSK. Which is a choice and a trade-off. Not sure if it makes sense when big enough. For example: - no auto scaling, auto container placement across nodes, therefore less efficiënt and more expensive in terms of resources - not handling node failure, no redistribution of containers - single node cron: if down, cronjobs stop working K8S is a bit complex. But it solves a complex problem. MRSK only solves the deployment part. It’s like saying a spaceship is too complex so we built a plane. Fine, but it doesn’t bring you to space….