We have a ton of legacy in-house codebases that do all sorts of things, and were designed with RHEL/CentOS in mind (scripting, etc). Our k8s containers are gen

We have a ton of legacy in-house codebases that do all sorts of things, and were designed with RHEL/CentOS in mind (scripting, etc). Our k8s containers are generally either the build-tool's default (usually ubuntu or debian) or we specify the alpine version. You are right though, for containers, caring about the distribution is generally not a concern.