I always chuckle to myself when things like k3s, microk8s and so on claim to be "lightweight" kubernetes. Lightweight compared to what exactly? Because pure, u

I always chuckle to myself when things like k3s, microk8s and so on claim to be "lightweight" kubernetes. Lightweight compared to what exactly? Because pure, upstream, vanilla kubernetes (kubeadm) is the lightest possible, it doesn't come with a CNI, ingress, or any of the additional stuff these distros do. Additionally, why make your life harder by adding an additional layer on top of kubernetes. For troubleshooting then you get to track down if this is a bug in your distro, or actually kubernetes itself. Just run the real thing.