> what makes k8s complicated is dynamic scheduling. … Which almost no startup or otherwise ever will need. Creating complex stuff for workloads you will never

> what makes k8s complicated is dynamic scheduling. … Which almost no startup or otherwise ever will need. Creating complex stuff for workloads you will never ever have. You hope to have them, but that’s called premature optimisation. And then you still mostly likely fall in the bracket of a company that will never need it.