kubespray is not good advice unless it's changed massively since I last used it in 2020 or so. Imagine a 3 hour Ansible-playbook execution, which randomly fail

kubespray is not good advice unless it's changed massively since I last used it in 2020 or so. Imagine a 3 hour Ansible-playbook execution, which randomly failed on different tasks, most of which got fixed by hitting <up><enter> until it applied... We switched to RKE, which runs even on our bigger clusters (nothing mad, maybe 40 nodes) in a few minutes and works perfectly..