I was just saying that no matter what, all your eggs are in one basket. K8s is program that can fail like any other program. If it does fail (like etcd getting

I was just saying that no matter what, all your eggs are in one basket. K8s is program that can fail like any other program. If it does fail (like etcd getting corrupt or even the process itself crashing for some reason) you can end up with a collection of servers that can’t do anything (I’m actually in this position right now). It’s exceedingly rare that this can happen, but it’s also exceedingly rare with regular servers. The difference is cost, right? If a single server fails, you may be offline but there are well-tread paths to come back online. Your material cost is the cost of that single server. If k8s goes down, oh boy. Not only is it very complex, requiring knowledge of how it works to diagnose and recover from, but there can be zero documentation on how to recover. You are now also paying for a cloud of bricks.