I'm not sure I even understand the article or what point it is making, as it seems somewhat removed from my own experiences. The expletives also don't help to p

I'm not sure I even understand the article or what point it is making, as it seems somewhat removed from my own experiences. The expletives also don't help to present a nuanced argument. I'm not in a big corp, we are a rather small team, but we do all of our operations ourselves and it doesn't appear to particularly suck. Sure, the more the complexity of a system grows, the more you might have to split up responsibilities so that not everyone does everything... but not every business is giga-scale and needs kubernetes, at least not initially. Then again, I also very rarely have deadlines and don't work at nights...